Sentence examples for giving a rendition from inspiring English sources

Pharrell Williams, John Legend, U2 and Idina Menzel also performed at the Dolby Theater tonight, the Irish band giving a rendition of "Ordinary Love" from Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom and Menzel singing "Let It Go" from Disney's Frozen.

When he joined West Bromwich Albion five years ago he left his team-mates stunned when giving a rendition of My Girl during an initiation for new signings during pre-season.

Giving a rendition of trickle-down economics, Mr. Jakrapob said those who had a big container in the economy -- the wealthy -- received "more reward" but those with a small container also benefited.

And then he gave a rendition of a poem by the Australian poet Banjo Paterson.

Propelled by Mr. Drucker's muscular lead in the Prokofiev, they gave a rendition of wiry intensity and aching melancholy.

Singer Sinead O'Connor performed late into the night and gave a rendition of her most famous track - "Nothing Compares 2 U".

This morning, Mr Corbyn observed the two-minute silence to remember Britain's war dead with parents and children at a pre-school in Crawley, where he also gave a rendition of the children's song Incy Wincy Spider.

Jimmy Fallon's recurring lip sync battle segment got particularly surreal last night, when Tom Cruise arrived to give a rendition of The Weeknd's summer banger 'Can't Feel My Face'.

Rodgers and Hart's "This Funny World," a song that declares in deceptively lighthearted verses that life is essentially a joke on the person living it, is given a rendition as wrenching as it is evenhanded.

Amid the gilt and crystal chandeliers, Taylor took up his guitar and gave a rendition of You've Got a Friend - adding in "Ton ami est la" - while Mayor Hidalgo held the microphone.

Later that night, Mr. Bradley gave a rendition of his standard speech on race relations to the Seattle chapter of the N.A.A.C.P. that failed to even mention his hosts.