Sentence examples for southern version from inspiring English sources
They are atmospheric décor; ornamental gargoyles stuck onto a Southern version of reproduction gothic.
The southern version of pho, hu tieu, is equally good, the rice noodle soup full of sliced pork and shrimp.
A southern version of ex-Yugoslavia's four-year war is unlikely, but not impossible.International action can lengthen the odds.
The drama, on the other hand, rose out of the water like some southern version of the Loch Ness Monster.
My friends tell me I'm like the southern version of a Woody Allen character because of all my phobias, allergies and neuroses.
In many ways, Aiken feels like a southern version of Saratoga Springs, both in the size of its population and its long history of horse-centric culture.
Historically, northern India was financially and politically more powerful than the south, so some southern versions have promoted a regional agenda by presenting the north as Brahmin, pro-caste and Sanskrit and the south as non-Brahmin, egalitarian and Tamil.
It's not unknown in southern versions either; Mississippi blogger Mary Foreman adds a few tablespoons, while food writer Ben Mims, also Mississippi-born, uses equal parts of flour and cornmeal in a recipe judged by the Southern Living test kitchen, no less, as "perfect".
But the issue was festering, and so many proposals were still coming in, for Northern and Southern versions of the capital, that one satirist proposed a mobile platform, with a few buildings and a statue of George Washington, which could be wheeled from one location to another.
The photo in question depicted shrieking white women (perhaps part of fan clubs "Girls Who Give In When Billy Gives Out" or "The Vibrato's Vibrators") clawing at the musician, and it found B barred from clubs and compromised his once-promising Hollywood film contract downgrading it to a few peripheral roles that were edited out for Southern versions.
It's capitalism turned topsy-turvy, wrenched of any boundaries, regulatory or moral, like some Southern California version of Moscow after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
