Sentence examples for from renditions from inspiring English sources
Lung volumes were calculated from renditions collected at full inspiration.
The music relaxed me, and surprisingly, I was not nervous". "In Trump Tower, we play a variety of music - anything from renditions of Moon River to versions of Rachmaninov's famous piano concertos.
The naked photographs from rendition targets are distinct from previously identified caches of torture photos from the US military and the CIA.
This was precisely because the Zambian authorities would have handed Mubanga over to the British security services, which could have saved him from rendition to Guantánamo.
So far, we have whittled these down to around 100 promising leads for further investigation, throwing up references on everything from rendition flights and economic predictions for Ireland to mentions of David Beckham and Roman Polanski.
The papers show that the UK's intelligence agencies engaged in a series of previously unknown joint operations with the Libyan dictatorship and that information extracted from rendition victims was deployed as evidence during partially secret proceedings in London.
Britain's intelligence agencies engaged in a series of previously unknown joint operations with Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's government and used the information extracted from rendition victims as evidence during partially secret court proceedings in London, according to an analysis of official documents recovered in Tripoli since the Libyan revolution.
Many mistakes were made in the name of security shortly after September 11, from rendition of terror suspects to horrific treatment at Abu Ghraib.
So it's the ideal time to make a multibean salad, a fresh from-scratch rendition of the three-can all-American standby.
Depending on the crowd, the Jersey Horns will transition without hesitation from respectable renditions of "Brick House" to "Uptown Funk," from "What I Got" to "Superstitious," from "Walking On Sunshine" to "Let Me Clear My Throat".
Participants execute variations of that twisting, weaving, circle dance that most people in America know from awkward renditions at weddings and bar mitzvahs: the hora.
