For 50 years, Crumb's off-kilter comics have rendered, with beyond brutal honesty, the rated-R dreams of adult life: sex, drugs and bluegrass.
The hours she has stolen from us with cellophane she has rendered back with the zipper, the dial telephone, and strealined transportation.
Furthermore, by conflating a rejection of western foreign policy or certain elements of western culture with a rejection of democracy in general, the United States has rendered negotiation with Muslim groups committed to freedom virtually impossible.
Increased risk of malignant degeneration has rendered treatment with radiotherapy obsolete (Table 1).
Add 1 to 2 tablespoons oil (depending on how much fat the chorizo has rendered) and beans, with their liquid.
The absence of Bailey has rendered NMTB rudderless; with his departure, the fact that Jupitus is a nice bloke but not particularly funny is made painfully obvious, while Amstell seems increasingly uncomfortable with the burden of being the sole comedian on the show, and is less funny for it.
To some, like Mark Lawson, the onset of technology which increasingly allows us to choose when and how we watch something has rendered the watershed meaningless, with those trying to uphold standards fighting a losing battle.
Sean talked for a bit about the rugged time he'd had getting through North Dakota, from Minot to Williston, where an oil and construction boom has made motel rooms and even campsites scarce and has rendered the roads dangerous with truck traffic.
In his 31-page decision, Judge Seewald said that when Mr. Espada announced that he "is leaving the party, joining forces with the opposition, common sense dictates that he has rendered himself out of sympathy with the principles of the party left behind".
And she turned her home into a museum, which the set designer Derek McClane has rendered (and David Lander has lighted) with rich subtlety, presenting burnished antiques rising on shelving behind a mostly bare room that is wallpapered in grandmotherly style.
