Sentence examples for way version from inspiring English sources

Note the rapid warming trend (red) in the Arctic in the Cowtan & Way version, missing from the Met Office data set.

Yes, the Greeks probably sacked Troy for the gold, but is there any profit in picking holes in Homer's (OK, Marlowe's, if you're going to be that way), version that includes the face that launched a thousand ships?

After slogging through the blow-by-blow of all the imperfect versions along the way — versions with one too many egg yolks or the oven twenty-five degrees too high — you're rewarded with a master recipe that is fully confident and precise in its weights, measurements, ingredients, times, and temperatures.

A two-way version of pan joists, called the waffle slab, uses prefabricated hollow sheet-metal domes to create a grid pattern of voids in a solid floor slab, saving material without reducing the slab's strength.

"The Medicare Measures" (editorial, June 28) proposes a one-way version of political compromise moving forward with the worst, rather than the best, parts of the House and Senate Medicare bills.

Anyhow, the contestants all managed to get through their three-way version of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody".

TWO POLLS GIVE CLINTON A MODEST LEAD IN WISCONSIN - Marquette Law School's latest survey of the presidential race, released Wednesday, gave Hillary Clinton a 3-point lead among likely voters, taking 45percenttoto Donald Trump's 42percentt in a two-way matchup and 41percenttoto his 38percentt in a four-way version.

Yet even in today's half-way versions, private health care in Latin America is becoming big business.

This week, the JargonSpy looks at why software vendors are choosing to create these three-way versions and the consequences of that design choice.

She is, in a way, a version of Pikelet, knowing what excitement is and then suffering from its abrupt withdrawal.

Given that no two cooks will make their guacamole the same way, the version at Empellón Cocina starts out well within the accepted range of variation.