Sentence examples for online version of a from inspiring English sources

Wales watched as the online version of a cafeteria food fight ensued.

In 2000, the company introduced FinanceVision, an online version of a round-the-clock cable business channel.

Leathers's agent alerted dailymail.com, the online version of a British tabloid with which she'd previously done business.

Generally speaking, a MUD is an online version of a role-playing game, a cyberspace counterpart to dungeons and dragons.

The announcement follows last week's move by Amazon to offer a new online version of a NoSQL database.

Truth dawned: urbanhound.com was destined to be one more 10th-rate, underdeveloped, artsy-craftsy Internet site: an online version of a little boutique selling little homemade handbags.

Sites www.onview.com An online version of an exhibition of contemporary fashion photography, at the Kobe Museum in Japan, will be on display tomorrow through April 27.

In China such loans are usually provided by community group-lending schemes, so Qifang is, in a sense, merely an online version of an existing practice.

To test the feasibility and validity of an online version of an established interview designed to determine a lifetime history of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

What initially might appear to be a matter of semantics, is in fact an elegant twist that becomes apparent when reading the online version of an eLife paper.

Both of these are just online versions of a more traditional method of re-using perfectly good stuff.