Sentence examples for a rendition of winter from inspiring English sources

The president sang a rendition of Winter Wonderland with a Father Christmas character, accompanied by his wife Michelle, who had Kermit the Frog on her shoulder.

Four of its cuts made the country music charts based on seasonal airplay: the title track, "Hangin' 'round the Mistletoe", "Rockin' Little Christmas" and a rendition of "Winter Wonderland".

Other performers included previous Mobo-winner Professor Green, who sang his recent hit Lullaby with American artist Tori Kelly, a performance by hip hop duo Krept and Konan as well as a rendition of 1986 hit You've Got The Love by gospel singer Candi Staton with rapper Little Simz.

Last year, he played a rendition of his 1968 song "Starstruck" with the Canadian group the New Pornographers at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Tex.

Two days after she turned 85, Hildegarde was performing at the Russian Tea Room in 1991 and, of course, offered a rendition of her 1934 signature song, "Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup".

You sounded great!" It is a consummate performance, polished and unexpectedly moving; drifting over almost five decades' worth of songs, it culminates in a rendition of his 1979 hit Cruisin'.

The Funny Looking Angels album will also include versions of Yazoo's Only You, the Longpigs' On and On, and a rendition of The Christmas Song, made famous by Nat King Cole.

As the third anniversary of their introduction approached, Mr. Naughton spent months organizing a proposal that included having members of his former a cappella group assemble at a New York restaurant to serenade her with a rendition of the 1950s doo-wop classic "Sh-Boom," with its refrain, "Oh, life could be a dream".

"I feel good," Monáe crooned, in a rendition of the 1965 James Brown song.

Martin then steps out and the two break into a rendition of his 1999 dance hit. .

After performers including Whitney Houston, Natalie Cole and Toni Braxton sang some of Franklin's signature hits, Davis walked to the edge of the stage and held out a microphone to Franklin herself, who came onstage and delivered a rendition of her 1967 hit "Respect" that generated a standing ovation.