Sentence examples for version of the once from inspiring English sources

Newsweek, the digital version of the once mighty former print magazine, has been sold to the owners of the International Business Times, IAC/InterActive.

It is a modern-day version of the once ubiquitous relish tray (a k a celery sticks and California canned black olives).

A cheaper version of the once revolutionary laptop is said to be coming at some point this year, and WWDC could be just the right launching pad.

A new version of the once-familiar blue logo of TSB will return to 631 high streets overnight on 9 September when Lloyds Banking Group spins out the brand from its branch network.

She has little to do in the third and final of the George Sidney films, a considerably bowdlerized version of the once-scandalous Broadway musical "Pal Joey," included in this set in a nice new transfer.

Especially unhappy was the experience of marrying The Daily Beast with Newsweek in 2010, a venture that included Ms Brown's decision to close the print version of the once-mighty news magazine and consign it to the web and, to some critics, oblivion.

Well, if the network wants to initiate a new version of the once-popular celebrity-home show, here's an idea: "Trailers".

So for TNT to air a new version of the once-iconic "Dallas" makes a great deal of sense, even if I predict the audience for the 2.0 version of the soap will skew even older than the network's late, lamented "Men of a Certain Age".

The plane it built has since proved its capabilities in numerous conflicts, from Kosovo to Libya.Updated versions of the once-radical technologies that made the B-2 so expensive (both to buy and to operate) will find their way into the new bomber.

Nor were the banks responding to investor demand for repackaged versions of the once-sold securitizations.

Gauguin was famously antipathetic to the camera's version of the truth, once testily asking: "What truth?