Sentence examples for variation of an from inspiring English sources

The WRX is a hairy-chested variation of an off-the-shelf economy car.

With brand new characters, this is a fun variation of an old favourite.

It may be a variation of an old story, but it's one worth repeating – with a brave and vivid performance by Fox.

Nat is presented as a modern variation of an elusive Austen hero held out as a reward to the long-suffering Holly for her patience and integrity.

Abuzz, for example, is designed to be a variation of an online discussion board and sometimes elicits responses that are simply off-hand remarks.

Watching John Pizzarelli play jazz guitar duets with his father, Bucky, suggests a variation of an old saw: the family that plays together stays together.

The new microscope is a variation of an earlier device known as a near-field scanning optical microscope, where laser light passed through a tiny metal pinhole at the end of an optical fiber.

The Miliband plans are a variation of an idea first floated by the Resolution Foundation and would require HMRC to be given potentially intrusive powers to ensure employers are paying the living wage, and so entitled to the tax rebate.

He had recently finished taping ten new episodes of a dating reality show called "La Sottile Linea Rosa," or "The Thin Pink Line," an Italian Fox variation of an English series called "Straight Dates for Gay Mates".

In the George Foreman Collection brochure, Mr. Foreman poses in a variation of an in-the-ring boxing robe ("I've learned to kick back in comfort," he says) for $80.

A NOVEL variation of an implantable device that has brought hearing to tens of thousands of deaf people could soon make speech more understandable for people who are hard of hearing, who sometimes get little help from today's hearing aids.