Sentence examples for using some version of from inspiring English sources

All scripted television since then has merely been a combination of elements from previous shows, hatched using some version of the Random Show-Idea Generator.

And there are a grab bag of other sites and social-media pages, not necessarily related to one another, using some version of the name Occupy Christmas to argue for a less expensive holiday.

By using some version of this kind of sieve, we move to a second stage of ethical reflection, namely the stage of morality.

Across all disciplines, the survey identified 314 departments at 189 institutions in 21 countries that claim to be influenced by or using some version of SCALE-UP style instruction.

Many proponents of deflationist theories of truth have chosen to treat truth as a primitive notion and to axiomatize it, often using some version of the T-sentences as axioms.

Senators Clinton and Obama, in campaign speeches you have both been using some version of the line: "Warren Buffett pays a lower rate in taxes than his secretary does".

In late 2005, the company sent out a recall, urging doctors to stop using some versions of the product because a plastic component could break and cut through a patient's internal organs and tissue.

(I've used some version of it for years now).

For those counting at home, Williams used some version of "apologize" five times.

MySpace has a good list of initial sites that will use some version of this feature: Yahoo, eBay, PhotoBucket, and yes Twitter.

All banks in the report used some version of the Social Security number as a means of authenticating the customer, Javelin found.