Sentence examples for cool rendition from inspiring English sources

ANDREW GARCIA -- Still hoping to see that his cool rendition of "Straight Up" wasn't a fluke, but an obvious choice.

After all, haven't we done Grease to death?! Especially on Glee?! I would have been happier to hear that they were covering Grease 2 simply so we could see someone do a really cool rendition of Michelle Pfeiffer's 'Cool Rider.' But that all changed the moment I heard Blaine start to sing 'Hopelessly Devoted To You.' Maybe this could work after all.

More fun is to poke around Shanghai Tang (12 Pedder Street; 852-2525-7333; www.shanghaitang.com) for cool renditions of traditional Chinese clothing (sweaters and cheongsam dresses) or housewares (wine coasters and picture frames).

Shakira, clearly gaga for Gardner, called the singer "charismatic" and the rendition "cool as hell".

The singer took to the stage at the 2015 Video Music Awards Sunday night for an extremely amazing rendition of "Cool for the Summer".

Brittany's (Heather Morris) "Run the World (Girls)" performance was hailed, and the entire Mike Chang storyline, especially his rendition of "Cool" and his initial solo dance sequence, also received favorable notice.

The last was not the classic, freshly made, warm rendition but a cool custard that was nevertheless delicious.

Mr. Hemingway's renditions of the songs are not cool in the industry's meaning of the word, meaning a hybrid of pop and jazz style.

At the Feb. 10 matinée, the profound and vivid Danish-born danseur Nikolaj Hübbe (who is departing to become the artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet) will have a farewell performance with his incomparable rendition of "Apollo," Peter Martins's "Zakouski," the "Cool" number from Robbins's "West Side Story Suite," and Balanchine's "Western Symphony".

After the sun set and cool evening breeze blew confetti in the air, Bon Jovi sang a rendition of "America the Beautiful".

He often fell somewhere between cool and hot, particularly in a series of five mazurkas and a rendition of the Scherzo No. 4 in E in which the contrasting moods could have been more sharply defined.