version of events

She went on three television programs to present her version of events.

I'm quite sure my children know they're not getting the full version of events.

That version of events did not get much press here.

The minutes, they say, will support her version of events.

A1 Those involved in the debate offer their own version of events.

"And I am looking forward to hearing the full version of events."

But the official version of events has already changed several times.

I didn't feel like finding out whose version of events was true.

I'm just not interested in reading her father's version of events.

According to an official version of events, 300 people died.

It is not clear if this version of events was known earlier.

OK, it does sound a bit that way, but at least we finally have his version of events.

Other people involved told a somewhat different version of events.

Nor is he alone in giving this version of events.

I am sure you will agree that this version of events makes much more sense.

The only problem with this version of events is that it's not true.

They too spread their own versions of events in Iraq.

This account is, in large part, her version of events.

Especially if the son he had never known chose to tell a different version of events?

I found the article's version of events to be disturbing.

And then I decided to decline this version of events, too.

That version of events sounds a bit rich to me.

"My version of events was much more controversial when I wrote it."

He wanted to put forward his version of events without being questioned.

Having thus put his version of events on paper, the client need not appear in person.