Sentence examples for a rendition of something from inspiring English sources

Sir Paul recalls Harrison's fondness for the ukulele and leads off a rendition of "Something" on the uke that later segues into a fuller orchestral arrangement.

The performance also includes "Here Today," a song Sir Paul wrote about John Lennon, and a rendition of "Something," as a tribute to its composer, George Harrison, who died a year ago this week at 58. Songs I didn't even think I liked ("Lady Madonna," for instance) now come loaded with the thrill of memory and psychological associations.

To avoid competing with Kurt, Blaine auditions for a supporting role with a rendition of "Something's Coming", one of Tony's songs from the show.

In honour of Harrison's fondness for the instrument, Paul McCartney played a ukulele rendition of "Something" throughout his 2002 03 world tour and included the track on his Back in the U.S. live album.

According to confidential sources at VICE News, rumor has it that they will perform a special rendition of "Something About Us" in honor of the world's most-missed gorilla.

For one thing, drawing (or attempting to draw) an accurate rendition of something helps you to focus on that thing more deeply than you would otherwise.

It's a parser-based thing, where you mostly just type Y/N, a number or a short word, and it opens with an absolutely horrifically loud, beeping rendition of something approximating a medieval dirge.

It's a parser-based thing, where you mostly just type Y/N, a number, or a short word, and it opens with an absolutely horrifically loud, beeping rendition of something approximating a medieval dirge.

Both Ben and Fleur have opted to lay down their rendition of "Something I Need" by One Republic.

The East London singer has already laid down her rendition of "Something I Need" by One Republic, which she will release as a single if she scores the most public votes this weekend.

Pretty good, as evidenced by this rendition of something that sounds like "Dust In The Wind" played on an oilcan uke.