Sentence examples for a fair rendition from inspiring English sources
Appetizers from outside Sichuan Province included a fair rendition of Thai chicken in lettuce wrap, the ground chicken sweetened with a tiny dice of pineapple and crunchy with chopped water chestnuts.
Instead of hearing heartbeats, he got a fair-to-middling rendition of "Hold Tight".
It is one thing to hold that a judge has too great an interest in a case to permit the rendition of a fair verdict when his compensation is determined by the result he reaches.
Ramiro Garcia, a worship leader at one of Houston's mega-churches, did a fair but not heart-breaking rendition of "Amazing Grace," but the judges, moved by his courage in the face of adversity, decided to send him to the next level.
Sapna Malik, from law firm Leigh Day which represents the former commander, said: "Mr Belhaj and his wife, Fatima, were motivated to bring their case to the UK, not for money, but because they believed the British courts would deliver a fair trial and hold to account those responsible for their rendition and torture.
Humphries -- who began the interview with a rendition of the song "Sarah, Queen Of The Wild Frontier" -- followed up: "Do you think it's a fair question to be looking at?" "I think it's a fair question just like I think past associations and past voting records.
Negotiate a fair contract".
