Sentence examples similar to what if version from inspiring English sources

She and Wally are working on another movie, a what-if version, in which Cam lives to see his daughters' grownup lives.

The problem is that "Dream" is also diverting in another sense of the word: Act 2 veers so radically from the tone that it seems a separate play linked only by characters peripherally referred to Act 1. Act 1 concerns the lifelong romance between She (Claire Partin) and He (Rod Damer), seen in two "what if?" versions of their relationship.

More challenging still, what if your version and your spouse's have so few details in common that you're left scratching your head?

So what if these versions of Islamic law are selective, partial, implemented by dictators with populist pretensions and monarchs with captive constituencies?

What if the latest version is still unstable?

The fun part is: What if your next version of About.me is you choosing what you want to show for your overlay data when other people see you and how you allow them to connect with you.

And so what if our Melbourne version doesn't compare to the ­­­Spanish original?

This week's "Watch What-If" examines some conceptual versions of the well known BR01 Heritage watch by Bell & Ross.

There's an obvious problem in Mr Romney's version: what if you have a pre-existing condition and you're not covered right now?

One other potential wildcard: what if Apple unveils a version of iTunes that works fully in the cloud — as in, in the web browser?

What if you made a version of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre on a submarine?