Sentence examples for version of the traditionally from inspiring English sources
This savoury version of the traditionally sweet pain perdu is ideal for a brunch or light evening meal in the summer, when tomatoes are fragrant and most plentiful.
The show will be heavily improvised, relying on the natural chemistry that exists between lifelong friends Jason Mewes (Jay and Smithhimselflf (here playing an unusually vocal version of the traditionally mute Silent Bob).
Given the current uncertainty, Bright Health is reading the tea leaves once again and preparing to offer Medicare Advantage plans, as a growing number of senior citizens opt for a privatized version of the traditionally government-run program.
A sleeker version of this traditionally more rugged shoe, these monochromatic, colorblock cowboy boots allow you to look of-the-moment while keeping your look sophisticated and refined.
Shawarma, the Middle Eastern version of the gyro, is traditionally made of marinated lamb slowly roasted on a spit.
They can also don aprons and poke around behind the counter, in a grown-up version of the role-playing traditionally performed by children with their toy-size Kaufladens.
A high-tech version of pictures traditionally sold along the river quais, the wall is an image of urban recollection, a memory etched with the view one saw before Nouvel's building went up.
Haggadah ($3 for Apple)offers a brief and summarized version of the Haggadah, the text traditionally read at a Passover Seder.
A special version of the Samuel Rudin Trophy, traditionally presented to the first-place male and female runners, will be given to the top male and female finishers in each of the two subdivisions.
The Personal and Friends service - run by Microsoft Hotmail, a free e-mail provider - is an online version of the lonely hearts columns traditionally found in local newspapers, but instead of a PO Box number, responses from would-be suitors are sent via e-mail.
The SmartView is an updated, more compact and lightweight version of the older, analog equipment traditionally used in television studios.
