Sentence examples for place in a version of from inspiring English sources

The action seems to be taking place in a version of Abu Ghraib.

The movie (2002) takes place in a version of our future that has been ravaged by dragons.

(Those superhero movies are obviously pure fantasy, but they achieve their intense appeal by seeming to take place in a version of the real world).

So we are left to assume that "Traffic Light" takes place in a version of Los Angeles that is two freeway exits from Manhattan.

Narrated by a young woman who is a clone, created, like her fellow clones, to provide organs for those requiring transplant surgery, it takes place in a version of Britain both cosily provincial and utterly strange.

Shops have changed places in a version of musical chairs, leaving empty storefronts in their wake.

One comparable forthcoming project in this sense is Anne, a VR film of Anne Frank, which will place viewers in a version of the annex where she spent two years hiding from the Nazis.

Weidmann, like so many policymakers lobbying to keep austerity measures in place, has a version of growth that satisfies investors (or shall we call them German savers) and leaves workers to pick up crumbs from the table.

Viewers of "Melrose Place" saw a version of it in April 1997, in a television episode featuring an actual exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, "Uncommon Sense," which included many of the works produced for the set.

Sharif's nephew Hamza was instrumental in reviving the place — offering a version of official patronage that sits awkwardly with the café's independent, even revolutionary, legacy.

The bungalows here wouldn't be out of place in a rural version of Neighbours, their large grassy verges perfect for kids to play cricket on.