Sentence examples for fine rendition from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the rare-books seller AbeBooks for reminding us of Walken's fine rendition.

Tagliatelle in a veal and pork ragù is a fine rendition of the Bolognese classic.

Sticky rice with mango is a fine rendition of a classic.

Whether "Whiplash" tells us much about music, despite a fine rendition of Duke Ellington's "Caravan," I'm not sure.

Heejun Han, he of the low self-esteem, just sang a fine rendition of God Bless America.

Martin Sokolinsky's fine rendition is equal to the task (even if he does mistranslate "hedgehog" as "porcupine" throughout).

And the Max Mara show, on Tuesday, was full of great clothes -- distressed leather mixed with khaki and charmeuse, and some fine renditions of the military look.

Tiny fried fish are hard to stop eating, while traditional Greek spreads like melitzanes salata (puréed eggplant and onion), taramosalata (fish roe purée) are fine renditions.

But the other desserts -- molten chocolate cake, apple tart with cinnamon, and profiteroles with chocolate sauce -- were fine renditions of standards.

Tiny fried fish are hard to stop eating, while traditional Greek spreads like taramosalata, tzatziki and melitzanes salata are fine renditions.

The menu of American regional and Continental dishes offers some fine renditions of familiar dishes, like meaty crab cakes just crisp enough to hold together, and a good Cobb salad with peppers, avocado and blue cheese.