Sentence examples for note version from inspiring English sources
Note: version 1 of the Kinect sensor did not have the "close hand" to grasp sensitivity, which version 2 has.
At the Jazz Standard, for example, he led off "Israel," Johnny Carisi's modal blues, by playing a note-for-note version of the arrangement recorded by Miles Davis's "Birth of the Cool" band in 1949, immediately followed by a note-for-note version of Davis's own solo.
The Go Teamm's note-for-note version of this cute instrumental sent me on a long trip down memory lane; one of those where all the shite things about your childhood are buried under an avalanche of warm, glowy feelings about how simple things were when you watched cuddly-wuddly telly with your mum and a packet of Spangles.
The Cliff Notes version: Toothache in Washington, back to Manhattan for some quality time with dentist.
This means that Mr. Callow seems to be performing an especially dense Cliffs Notes version of Mr. Ackroyd's biography.
As Mr. Benson put it, maintaining his literary theme, "I kind of call it the Cliff Notes version of a TV show".
But she sees it this way: "If you needed the Cliff Notes version of popular music today, you'd get it on MTV".
And that, believe me, is the Cliffs Notes version of a car whose technical intricacies could make Stephen Hawking break out in a sweat.
For those who might find the report's 633 pages a bit daunting for a weekend read, we offer a Cliffs Notes version.
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