Sentence examples for to be version from inspiring English sources

Patriots of Russia seems to be version two of Rodina (Motherland), a nationalist party set up before parliamentary elections in 2004 to take votes from the Communists and to whip up anti-Western rhetoric.

I tried on a white pair of the Batali-endorsed line, with special grips on the soles for working in kitchens, or other potentially aqueous environments: the (nonexistent, never to be) version of me that attends raves on the beaches of small Japanese islands would wear these, I thought.

"A lot of these other apps in the space I consider to be version one, toe-in-the-water.

There are some good games on Android, but they tend to be versions of games originally available on the iPhone.

Most of Haley's stories turn out to be versions of the dazzling pieces that launched McEwan's own career in the 70s.

The persisted data needs to be versioned to account for changes in the database and in the involved services.

The following works also are, or appear to be, versions of Tractatus de globis et eorum usu, though they are not mentioned by Markham: *. * (in Latin).

The FDA intends to consider a modified instrument as a different instrument from the original and will consider measurement properties to be version-specific.

"That being said, we know there's going to be some version of something".

That was going to be the version.

"And it also needed to be the version of that that's not actually wearable".