Sentence examples for version of the early from inspiring English sources
One recent exception is an animated version of the early years of Mao Zedong now in production.
The Shultz brothers are a kind of Bible-belt version of the early, brawling Gallaghers - and their witty, Stooges-meets-Chili Peppers rap-punk is earning them a reputation as one of the most incendiary live bands on the circuit.
In a way, OLN is a huge version of the early "Wide World of Sports" on ABC, which was filled with events like barrel jumping and Acapulco cliff diving that no other network wanted or knew about.
The present-day factory ship is an automated, greatly enlarged version of the early whaler that sailed into remote waters and processed only whale oil onboard, discarding the carcass.
Harry Zubkoff, chief of the clipping service, said the material that was in the Bluebird would henceforth appear in an expanded version of the Early Bird, a compilation of clippings that is published at breakfast time, under a yellow cover.
Of the handful of new songs, "These Are My Twisted Words" is perhaps the most imposing, building up a space-rock groove of shuffling snares and guitar contrails, reminiscent of a more muscular version of the early Pink Floyd.
You could call it a classy version of the early-bird special.
Reeves takes a Free album sleeve and points to Free's now dead guitarist, who had a male version of the early-70s Valley of the Dolls look.
In the film's most wrenching moment Alex comes apart in a drunken reverie remembering her cremation, as Jeff Buckley's version of the early-'50s torch song "Lilac Wine" is heard on the soundtrack.
He unplugged it and strummed it like a mandolin, then harmonized with band members on a version of the early-20th-century standard "Some of These Days" that sounded like an old Appalachian song wrapped around a fiddle tune.
Sonic Youth's feedback interludes between songs; the guitarist Dave Pajo playing soft circular rock ragas with his project Papa M; the revived version of the early-'70s Neu, with the guitarist Michael Roether, playing the flowing-and-halting motorik rhythm; and the instrumental band Tortoise, playing wide swaths of guitar and vibraphone harmony on that same rhythm template.
