Here's a recent rendition.
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.
This First Concerto was certainly more successful than a recent rendition of the Sixth, in part because the larger forces used on Tuesday were better equipped to project into Avery Fisher Hall than the tiny ensemble that performed the Sixth last week.
He visits museums (his wife reads the legends aloud), listens to recorded books ("I've never been so well-read"), gardens (though he sometimes pulls up flowers instead of weeds) and has resumed painting, his artistic talent apparently intact judging from a recent rendition of poppies in a vase.
At the Public Theater in New York, a recent rendition of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" included the assassination of a Caesar who resembled Trump. .
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.
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MyPlate, introduced in 2011, is the most recent rendition, replacing MyPyramid, a tool introduced in 2005 as the follow-up to the 1992 Food Guide Pyramid.
By contrast, Alan Gilbert's recent rendition with the same orchestra was essentially flawless, exuding what a friend of mine described as "glittering menace".
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.
