Sentence examples for version of the phrase from inspiring English sources

After describing each program, the stranger wrote some version of the phrase, "This I can prove".

"Almost nobody managed to come up with an exact version of the phrase, although I'm told that the Swedish attempt, Huggsexa, comes pretty close".

Artest used some version of the phrase "move on" a dozen times Thursday and Friday, saying he did not want to spend much time dwelling on the moment, although it was surely a career highlight.

The actress stated this week that she did not write that she "consciously uncoupled" when announcing the end of their marriage, but used a similar version of the phrase.

In the first two minutes of his meeting with reporters, as he discussed players who joined other teams in recent days, a weary-looking Cashman used a version of the phrase "there wasn't an offer" five times.

*Note: A saltier version of the phrase "messed with the magic" was supposedly uttered by an old-media big shot when he first toured Google and learned how its algorithms could make advertising both cheaper and more efficient.

The site searches blogs across the world for versions of the phrase "I feel" and then records the entire sentence.

For example, the current version of the Textpresso celluar component category contains the phrase 'microtubule organizing center', while the version of that phrase used in one of the evaluation papers was 'microtubule-organizing center'.

So closely that when it announced last week that it would rebrand itself with a highly abbreviated version of that phrase, the plan swiftly met widespread condemnation and mockery, especially from those angered over dropping the word Canada.

As conservative pundit Byron York rightly pointed out, Democrats from Al Gore to John Kerry to Howard Dean all used a version of that phrase during the George W. Bush administration.

A shortened version of this phrase, chandail, became the garment's nickname.