Sentence examples for version of new from inspiring English sources

He lowered himself gingerly onto his bench and began a prancing version of "New York, New York".

Then came a wobbly version of "New York, New York"; she paused before the final refrain to make a giggly request for pyrotechnics.

Whatever the online version of "new car smell" is, Ello has it.

Or has Mr. Hochberg's version of New Urbanism really gone beyond the textbooks to prove itself in Westchester?

The actress Anne Hathaway participated in a version of "New Voices" in the 1990s (it had a different name then), Ms. Cooney said.

But they lost faith in the all-British parties that formed the first Scottish governments, especially the local version of "New Labour," led from London by Tony Blair.

You can order the vinyl version of New Religion, which comes with a manifesto establishing the guidelines of said new religion, from Noise Appeal's website.

Even a New Jerseyite has the audacity to sneer: "It's the miniature-golf version of New York, with Oprah standing in for the Statue of Liberty".

Why a fictional version of New York?

And everyone has their own version of New Orleans.

Do you miss the dirty, seedy, Travis Bickle version of New York?