Sentence examples similar to put a version on from inspiring English sources

And touching closest to home, Mr. Cameron has put a version of ourselves on Pandora, the Na'vi people, with whom he uses every trick.

One day on tour I put a version of "knoxville girl" on in the van and the rappers jaws dropped.

The marines are planning to put a version of the weapon on to a jeep.

Would it be fair to say that the coming shortfall in Social Security is to some Democrats, in some small way, as climate change is to some Republicans?I put a version of that question on Twitter last week.

I put a version of this question to Lehane on the phone one morning.

No wonder he put a version of the American flag on his sweaters and, with his initials where the stars would be, made it the company logo.

Mr Ayling's decision to replace the Union flag on BA tail-fins with ethnic art also went down badly with the pin-striped brigade; BA is now putting a version of the flag back on again.

(The library will also put a zoomable version on its Web site).

Mr. David is trying now to put a plastic version on the market.

This week, Mr. McCain's best-known supporter in the state, Representative Lindsey Graham of the Third Congressional District, ventured the same opinion, saying he now supports the State Senate's proposal to remove the flag and put a smaller version on a Confederate monument in front of the Capitol.

(Two decades later, Cooke's championing of Churchill resulted in one of the most controversial episodes of his tenure at the Court, when the BBC refused to broadcast her short play Seven Jewish Children after complaints it was antisemitic; the Guardian later put a film version on its website).