Sentence examples for moving version of the from inspiring English sources

In this grown-up (but less moving) version of the animated film "Up," a widow refuses to be bought out of the house she shared with her husband.

They could also be used in other coloured substances, such as ink, cosmetics and textiles.In theory, the moving version of the product might be used in computer and television screens.

Like a true showman, he turned the situation around to his advantage by returning, without his band, to the piano, to perform a moving version of "The House", a heartfelt song about losing his father.

The CD includes collaborations with Joe Strummer, Carl Perkins, Willie Nelson, Tom Petty, Nick Cave and, in a moving version of the Cat Stevens song "Father and Son," Fiona Apple.

Backed by the Gift Band (who include her husband Martin Carthy, daughter Eliza, and nieces and nephews), she performed a moving version of the traditional song Bunch of Thyme.

Five-month-old infants can tell the difference between the moving pattern of lights that corresponds to a person walking and a randomly moving version of the same number of lights, suggesting that they have acquired a category for the appearance of a person walking.

Behind them will be a specially designed low-pixel screen that looks like a giant, moving version of Lite-Brite, the electric toy.

That star delivered a delicate, moving version of "Look To The Rainbow" from Finian's Rainbow that was a master class in serving the song.

Played flawlessly by Doris Day, Jo, a former singer and theater actress comes out of retirement and belts out the most moving version of "Que Sera, Sera" to date, saving her son in the process.

Angélique Kidjo, who has been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador since 2002, sang a moving version of 'Afirika' – her hymn to the continent she calls home.

Following a moving version of "Thunder Road," many expected them to retreat to the wings and catch their breath.