Sentence examples similar to the cutting-edge version from inspiring English sources

That's why we've partnered with Duracell to look back at every die-hard "Star Wars" fan's classic toys, and what the cutting-edge versions are like today. 1. Lightsaber Memories of Toymorrow Then: If you're a child of the original "Star Wars" trilogy, you definitely remember the giddy excitement you felt as you prepared to play with this inflatable lightsaber.

China's tech giant Huawei on Monday took the wraps off a seven-inch tablet running a cutting-edge version of Android.

Stefano Gervasoni's "Lilolela: Vagabonderia Severa per Ventitre Musicisti" (1994) is like some cutting-edge version of a Renaissance street fair, with the equivalent of part-songs, peasant dances and raucous crowd scenes, and percussion effects including thunder and cap guns.

Here's to our present-day version of the illustrated Victorian serial novel, the cutting-edge comic book, also known as the alternative comic or the graphic novel.

But the cutting-edge hardware is marred by glitches inherent in the phrase "Microsoft version 1.0".

The cutting-edge food is very, very good.

I am not really the cutting-edge of web-surfing.

The cutting-edge summary judgement?

engages mainly in the cutting-edge research of TCM.

Proteogenomics combines the cutting-edge methods from genomics and proteomics.

"Some people who want to be seen on the cutting edge might be interested [in the 4G version] but LG aren't really thinking consumers will flock to it".