Sentence examples for unused version from inspiring English sources

Spec McClure scripted a second unused version of The Way Back that incorporated Murphy's real-life friends into the storyline and ended with the star living happily ever after with Pamela and their two sons.

When stores sell used anime, it usually has a much lower price than an unused version.

We would recommend developing a formal policy for removal of unused versions of data.

Placed after the chillingly downbeat conclusion of the revered volume are book titles he passed over, 14 drafts of the author's tried-and-rejected chapter parts and 47 unused alternative versions of the famous and often praised final words.

This design avoids biasing measurements on any particular combination due to any potential time-dependent effects/drift (i.e., as all combinations are always tested at the same time); in addition, it allows each combination to be tested with both the unused and used version of each pump, and both the unused and used version of each catheter.

We recently found this cellulose nitrate disc in a tin box labelled "Zither Tests", and were astonished to find that it contained unused and alternate versions of the famous zither soundtrack for Carol Reed's classic film The Third Man.

Super cool boxed set that spans the years 1968 to 1975 and features a treasure trove of...uh...treasures; demos, unused mixes, alternate versions of songs, and a 1973 concert recorded in Memphis.

The basics are to find a nest (basket, weave your own, buy craft store versions or find unused real ones that are definitely no longer in use, etc).

The samples were later found to interfere with the game's spoken audio, and were replaced with versions lacking the voices, although the original versions (and several other unused pieces) can still be found on the DOS C&C and Covert Operations discs.

Method I maps the points in the compact version of the constellation to the unused points in the original constellation.

We've reached a point, however, where a strategy of whack-a-mole -- in particular a version where the mallet mostly lies unused on the ground -- just won't cut it anymore when it comes to stopping corporate criminality.