Sentence examples for over version from inspiring English sources

And when a student in an Iowa town hall on Monday said to Hillary Clinton that he didn't see the same amount of "enthusiasm" for Clinton that he did for Sanders – following it up by claiming that his friends found her dishonest (something else that skews female) – it was hard not to think of the word as a warmed over version of "likeable", a sexist trope that has followed Clinton for years.

All in all, Quick Charge 4.0 is said to bring a 20-percent speed increase over version 3.0.

In fact, both versions of the new technique outperform by far, in terms of estimation accuracy, the RM estimator with an advantage for version II over version I (the advantage of exploiting the Toeplitz structure is now clearer).

The 64-page report also includes data about network connectivity, as well as broadband adoption metrics across fixed and mobile networks, and the adoption progress of version 6 of the Internet Protocol (IPv6) over version 4 (IPv4), among other things.

The Mazda3 shares its core platform, known inside Ford as the C1, with the Volvo S40 sedan and V50 wagon and the new Ford Focus sold in Europe (The 2005 U.S. Focus is a warmed over version of the previous car).

Any.do is today taking the wraps off version 3.0 of its app for iPhone, Android, Web, Chrome and Mac, which is shipping with no less than 150 new features over version 2.0 and now comes with specific support for Android tablet users.

She was caricatured on cable news talk shows as a warmed-over version of Sarah Palin.

The breathless, 20-over version of cricket gives a player no time to build and sustain an innings.

The unexpected treat tonight is a radically made-over version of "I See a Darkness", famously covered by Johnny Cash.

Arendt had sent Scholem "Zionism Reconsidered," an essay he dismissed as a "patently anti-Zionist, warmed-over version of Communist criticism" and "an act of political balderdash".

("The Andersons' front yard looked like a frozen-over version of Satan's lair," Jimmy says, which is probably not language he picked up in the Army).