Sentence examples for version drawing from inspiring English sources

And finally a farce version, drawing on the ridiculously complex premise that Johnson's character hears only the first, fourth and sixth words of every sentence.

There were even suggestions of applying the new aesthetic to other channels – with this version drawing on the logo of US hardcore band Black Flag.

In general, the garden in early fall relies less on blooms than the late-spring version, drawing instead on the power of ornamental grasses and the shapes and textures of foliage plants.

So the mobile version drawing in this much by itself is still pretty impressive.

Mr. O'Brien's version draws a luminous, fablelike clarity out of the play's anguished darkness.

The televised version drew the biggest audience to date for any BBC arts programme.

Originally produced in the 1980s, this version drew notice for its leanness — four actors portrayed as many as 20 roles.

Upton and Ascher's crafty and forceful version draws a curtain between itself and previous interpretations of the play.

Britten's opera – and later, Derek Jarman's 1989 Aids-era film version – drew on the homoeroticism in Owen's work.

G.M. hopes an attention-getting fuel-economy number — 40 miles a gallon in highway driving for the turbocharged Eco version — draws in shoppers.

(Other European spinoffs use a similar strategy but with different models: the French version draws on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and the Russian on "Law & Order: SVU").