Sentence examples for version to be presented by from inspiring English sources

This four-hour version, to be presented by the Fox Family Channel on Sunday night, is sort of an adaptation of an adaptation: the English-language digest carved from a longer French film.

Mr. Dapogny's restored version is to be presented by the university's music department in two free performances: tonight in Detroit at Orchestra Hall and at the Power Center at the university in Ann Arbor on Dec. 11.

"YOUNG MOSES," a hip musical version of the Passover story, to be presented by the Poppy Seed Players on Sunday at 11 a.m. at Merkin Concert Hall, 129 West 67th Street, Manhattan.

A new version is to be presented at Yale this week, sponsored by the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, which houses Stein's papers, and Jonathan Edwards College.

Accordingly, it was possible to generate only one version of the electronic content and that version could be expected to be presented properly by the user's device.

"GOLDILOCKS" AND "LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD," musical versions of the stories, will be presented by the Bronx Arts Ensemble and the Belmont Italian-American Playhouse on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the New York Botanical Garden, Bronx River Parkway at Fordham Road, Bedford Park, the Bronx.

Mr. Davies's version of "Daniel Deronda" (directed by Tom Hooper), to be presented tomorrow and Monday on Masterpiece Theater, is a richly rewarding distillation of the novel.

Fokine's version today is presented by the Mariinsky Ballet of St . Petersburgand by the Royal Ballet of London.

A truncated version of "Almira" was presented by the Amherst Early Music Festival in Massachusetts in 2004.

Ambassador Jean-Marc de la Sablière of France said: "The new version which has been presented by the American and U.K. delegations is certainly much better than the one we had yesterday.

and their more general nonlinear version was presented by Wang and Zheng [19].