Sentence examples for to be versions from inspiring English sources

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.

There appear to be versions of the game in several languages — including Arabic, Persian and Urdu — that might come in handy for American soldiers on current deployments.

And just as there are clusters of versions for most ballads, so a given ballad may have associated with it a family of tunes whose members appear to be versions of a single prototypical form.

While the government has obtained documents that appear to be versions of the original work papers that were preserved on one accountant's personal computer, investigators said that they could never be sure whether they knew the full extent of the information that was destroyed.

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

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

We were encouraged to play around and to be cartoonish versions of ourselves.

The restaurant's desserts are what you expect them to be: updated versions of American classics.

They wanted the songs "to be better versions of us – of everything.