Sentence examples for unusual versions from inspiring English sources

The streets are lined with unusual versions of mini corner shops - ladies sitting on mats on the ground selling newspapers, individual cigarettes and sweets.

Recipes include unusual versions, like Colombian hot chocolate with squares of salty white cheese, as well as more traditional ones, spiced mixtures and concoctions with things like peanut butter and Nutella.

Pregnancy increases the risk of developing this unusual version of diabetes.

The crème brûlée was an unusual version with blueberries and raspberries cooked into the custard.

This unusual version of carpaccio comes from Verona and is often served with grilled radicchio.

MEDICAL EXAM Dr. Jonathan Silbert, an ophthalmologist, thought she might have an unusual version of Guillain-Barré syndrome (G.B.S).

And despite so many incarnations, what is probably the darkest, most unusual version has been almost entirely forgotten.

Six months ago, an unusual version of Whitney Houston's disco staple I Wanna Dance With Somebody appeared online.

How could you do that to us?' But we all still can sing that 'Silent Night,' that unusual version of it".

In an unusual version of steamed mussels, loads of sweet roasted garlic infused the liquor released by the shellfish, which bathed in the garlic-thickened broth.

Jeremy Anwyl, chief executive of analyst Edmunds.com, said: "GM certainly capitalised on the unique opportunities afforded by the unusual version of a bankruptcy it went through, and so comparisons with past years must be taken with a grain of salt".