Sentence examples for version of the mark from inspiring English sources
At the Expo, Hammer unveils Vanko's armored drones, led by Rhodes in a heavily weaponized version of the Mark II armor.
The Embassy created a digital version of the Mark I. Stan Winston Studios built a 10 feet, 800 pound animatronic version of "Iron Monger" (Obadiah Stane), a name which Obadiah Stane calls Tony Stark and himself earlier in the film as a reference, but is never actually used for the suit itself in the film.
When plots were kept, their more lurid elements were eliminated; Vilnoff, the villain in The Sinister Sign-Post, was changed from a criminal who compulsively sculpts miniature models of his own hands to a car thief without such eccentricities, and another villain, Pedro Vincenzo, who branded his victims no longer does so in the revised version of The Mark on the Door (1934, rev. 1967).
It's mostly produced by a new name, Rob Holladay; the way Holladay drapes lushly textured synthwork around Diddy's originals, like a lighter version of The-Dream, marks him out as an exciting new talent.
My other pet peeve about the service is that each new comment creates a new URL, so there is no master URL showing the most up to date version of the marked up page.
Those domain names contain a misspelled version of the GOOGLE mark where the domain names simply replace the letter "o" with the letter "g" and add a generic top-level domain ("gTLD").
Other desired improvements were new boilers to increase her endurance, more space for the latest radars, and the replacement of her anti-aircraft armament with the British version of the 3 /70 Mark 26 gun and sextuple mounts for the Bofors guns.
Officials opted to circulate a version of the map that omitted the marking of Coronado Hills and neighboring Attebury as deep red, which signifies "extreme wildfire hazard," city leaders told The North County Times.
He sang in one of the play's musical highlights when the shepherds serenade Mary with a powerful a cappella version of the Mark Lowry song "Mary Did You Know".
Her version of the Mark Ronson song featuring Bruno Mars, which is yet to be physically released in the UK, is currently beating Take That's "These Days" and "Thinking Out Loud" by Taylor Swift on the iTunes real-time download sales chart.
His version of the spy marked a departure from the more cheesy action romps that the franchise was previously known for.
