Sentence examples for versions everyone from inspiring English sources

Of course, in their versions everyone is under twenty, moody, and permanently poolside.

Soon my omniscient narrator was saying about my newly mousy version, "Everyone knew Margaret.

"We had to find a version everyone could live with," said a researcher.

I believe that's why, in the final version, everyone was wearing black underwear".

At the line "Everybody loves the landlord", she jumps up and interjects her own version: "Everyone's a Fruit and Nut case".

It's hard to disentwine the singer from the song: though Chicago was 30 years old when Sinatra recorded it, his is the version everyone knows, and it endowed the city with an indelible rakishness.

A few subtle differences did emerge between the original script and the version everyone knows and loves; at one point the Dude lets a sheriff know that Jackie Treehorn "treats women like objects", rather than Bridges' improv zinger (that he "treats objects like women").

Short Version: Everyone wants a big monitor.

Consider having your child kick in the difference between a generic but serviceable backpack and the spiffy version "everyone" will have this year at school.

I time-stretched and sampled the vocal, so the version everyone knows sounds totally different from Coki's version.

Well, actually, in Shakespeare's version everyone dies, not just the evil, jealous brother (formerly known as "Claudius").