Sentence examples for early renditions from inspiring English sources

Scheuer claimed that "there was a legal process" undergirding these early renditions.

(I resisted those notes in my early renditions!) It wasn't until years later, though, that I first encountered Rossini's opera as a whole.

In The New Yorker, folklore scholar Maria Tatar writes that early renditions of Snow White are "a reflection on children's fears about the cruelty of stepmothers, at a time when mortality rates for child-bearing women were exceptionally high".

Geely is the Chinese word for lucky, but its early renditions were anything but.

At the time, Nike had been working with Michael Jordan, a rising star in the NBA, and had released some early renditions of the Air Jordan shoe under his name.

"One doesn't have to look too closely to see how inspired by the early renditions of Mickey Mouse he is".

And, listening to this early rendition of Surf's Up, it's not hard to see why.

Before that, though, while playing Mercutio (in drag) at the Williamstown Theatre festival in the Berkshires in 2006, he saw an early rendition of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" and wanted in.

Some have called her the first video star; an 11-minute Warner Brothers short film creatively promoted her image so well it can be seen as an early rendition of the music video.

I would like to see various capacity options, but it should suffice for this early rendition.

There's evidence that discus throwing, the long jump, even wrestling clinches had something of the ballet about them: one young boxer won every match by exhausting his opponents through an early rendition of "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee".