Sentence examples for Recent rendition from inspiring English sources

Here's a recent rendition.

By contrast, Alan Gilbert's recent rendition with the same orchestra was essentially flawless, exuding what a friend of mine described as "glittering menace".

During a recent rendition of "My Heart Will Go On," from the movie "Titanic," her mouth barely moved and her gestures suggested a crossing guard directing traffic.

Gunter Wand's recent rendition of Bruckner's Fourth Symphony, on RCA, makes the cut....Peter Hill, a little-heralded but greatly gifted English pianist, has made a recital of works by Berg, Schoenberg, and Webern.

His recent rendition of Genesis looks impressive, and it may well be the Crumb book upon which I can finally end my long quest, when/if I get round to reading it.

In a letter from 2004, the British counterterrorism chief, Mark Allen, wrote confidingly to his Libyan counterpart, Moussa Koussa, about the recent rendition of an Islamist fighter known as Abu Abdallah: "Amusingly, we got a request from the Americans to channel requests for information from Abu Abdallah through the Americans.

Recent renditions have taught George a lot about himself that he didn't already know.

So many musicals to see, I know; but the show, which remains in exquisite condition, now strikes a tone -- emotionally, not just musically -- that has been absent in recent renditions.

But Mr. Ruggiero, whose sure touch brought dramatic fire to the recent Goodspeed renditions of "1776," "Big River and Camelotot," hasn't found a way to energize the script's forced jokes and flat characters.

Recent examples include rendition, alleged MI5 involvement in the torture of terror suspects, the persistent erosion of civil liberties, and the financial meltdown (where there was no government-led debate for 18 months).

He noted that the American artist is often overlooked, or dismissed, in many institutions' rendition of recent art history.