Sentence examples for brief rendition from inspiring English sources

An almost implausible wealth of meaning is encapsulated in this brief rendition of relationship, loss, wisdom and faith, but there is raw beauty here.

On a recent cruise evening in Manhattan harbour, the shoeless Ms Nelson clambered up on a bench and treated her staff to a lusty, albeit brief rendition of an old Swedish drinking song.Her European roots bring other benefits.

The band used musical gags, too, like a brief rendition of the heavy metal camp anthem "We're Not Gonna Take It," which contextualized Sugar Ray's occasional forays into hard rock.

The senator's brief rendition of the Beach Boys tune Barbara Ann made headlines in 2007, when McCain suggested that the often-misheard song was actually calling for the bombardment of Iran by US warplanes.

At a recent New York gig, the band performed the song, and then segued into a brief rendition of the Jay Z/Keys anthem, with James Murphy and the keyboard player Nancy Whang sharing vocal duties – thankfully they stuck to singing the chorus, avoiding any stabs at rapping.

Then came nearly all of Stewart's former writers and contributors: Samantha Bee, Steve Carrell, Mo Rocca, Veep's Matt Walsh and Dan Bakkedal, Larry Wilmore, Jason Jones, Josh Gad (who did a brief rendition of a Frozen ditty), the Corddry brothers, Bassem Youssef, Olivia Munn, and now-HBO host John Oliver.

Building up layer by layer, the duo put together a brief, enchanting rendition of Gene Chandler's 1962 hit "Duke of Earl," the two switching lead, the Roots eventually providing some extra background harmonies.

What performance could match Ms. Electra's brief a cappella rendition of Mr. Benassi's "Satisfaction"?

The country's need to remain in the EU, which it joined in 2004, is justified by "money, money, money", he says, before launching into a brief and unmelodic rendition of Abba's famous hit.

The former secretary of state gave a brief a cappella rendition of the Carly Rae Jepsen hit "Call Me Maybe" during an appearance Wednesday on CBS This Morning.

Barry F. Lowenkron, assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, was asked about rendition a briefing.