Sentence examples for version of the notable from inspiring English sources

The act was succeeded by an appearance from Danish pop singer and actor Stig Rossen, who sang an alternative version of the notable song "Wonderful Copenhagen".

Munch's 1895 pastel version of "The Scream," notable for the $119.5 million it fetched at Sotheby's last May, is on a six-month loan to the museum from its new owner, the financier and MoMA trustee Leon Black.

Shakespeare's version of the battle presents a notable scene that comes immediately after Henry's soliloquy.

Messud, rather than representing Nora's misfortunes as screwball comedy, and sending her on bad blind dates and the like, had created "a curdled version of Bridget Jones, notable mostly for her anger".

Truth-relativism with respect to utterances in area of discourse D is the claim that, following MacFarlane's notable version of the view: the truth of S's D-utterance u depends (in part) on a context of assessment; that is (and in short) what S asserts, u, gets a truth value according to the truth-relativist's D-semantics—only once the D-standard of the assessor is specified.

As a (I presume) somewhat-fictionalized version of a notable true-life event in baseball, Moneyball is undoubtedly a success.

The 1996 Jackie Chan picture "Rumble in the Bronx" was notable because its version of the Bronx was nestled among Canadian mountains.

Microtel's SYSMAR 710 machine is also notable for what one version of the machine doesn't ship with: Windows.

On the first night, they perform Acosta's version of Carmen with notable attack, as well as intriguing contemporary work by Cuban choreographers.

One of his most notable recent designs is the new version of the London routemaster double-decker bus.

Here are a few of the notable pre-installed features: Fourteen games including Korean chess, billiards, "fishing joy", and an adapted version of Angry Birds.