Sentence examples for fantastic rendition from inspiring English sources

Bruce Springsteen's fantastic rendition of this popular song is ridiculously contagious.

"Storme pressed the button and raised her electric wheelchair right up to its full height and gave a fantastic rendition of the Juliet balcony speech.

In honor of David Bowie, the group performed a fantastic rendition of "Andy Warhol" by the Thin White Duke himself.

A standout is Salvador Dalí's etching "Untitled (Fantastic Beach Scene)" (1935), a gruesome rendition of body parts and menacing chairs that projects a disturbing Surrealist vision close to the approach of World War II.

Among the animated songs, later collected as The Fantastic All-Electric Music Movie, was Joni Mitchell's rendition of Both Sides Now, illustrated by the revolutionary use of computer animation.

In fairness, the new Prince of Persia does not claim any historical or cultural authenticity; the game is set in a fantastic magical realm rather than in a rendition of any real place.

If you've heard "Heroes and Villains," chances are it's through the fully orchestrated version as later issued or in the wind-sprint opening sequence in Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" or through the lesser rendition Wilson created alongside Parks in 2004.

After witnessing a ceremonial flyover directly overhead, I took my seat in the auditorium where a fantastic orchestra and choir from the Southern California Baptist University performed rousing renditions of our national and military anthems.

Mike Larkin from the Daily Mail described the performance as "spectacular" while praising the "virtual galaxy" created on the stage with "lavish" production values, Knowles' "spine-tingling" vocal rendition while hitting the high notes and her "fantastic" look complete with "dazzlingly glamorous white frock, which hugged her spectacular post pregnancy body in all the right places".

Eccleston created his own characteristics of his rendition of the Doctor based on Davies's life, most notably, his catchphrase "Fantastic!": Filming for the show started in July 2004 on location in Cardiff for "Rose".

The show's title was "Applied Fantastic," a term proposed by the writer Leopold Tyrmand in 1954 to describe do-it-yourself renditions of high-fashion looks that were unavailable to Poles under Communism.