Mr. Fagles, whose translations of Homer have won him huge acclaim, renders this play more discursively than most of his notable predecessors, and his idiom is much closer to everyday American speech than any I know of.
The majority of the actions you take on your phone, outside of huge tasks like rendering games and the like, can be done using the low-power cores, eating up one-fifth of the power of what the high-performance cores require.
Locals used to use this area in Madrid's La Latina neighborhood for leisure until 2008, when a remodeling plan promised to turn it into a cultural center with sports facilities, a renovated public market, and a huge wooded area, rendering the existing swimming pool out of service, which it is, currently.
Put more succinctly, it's arena shoegaze, the band's familiar spooky intimacy magnified until rendered huge.
Each included a huge steam shovel rendered in Corten steel, with fanciful filigree and coats of arms embedded in the design.
On our first evening, we sat sipping lassi and nibbling momos (spicy Tibetan ravioli) on a rooftop terrace, drinking in a panorama that ran from the snows of Stok Kangri (6,120m) to Leh's nine-storey medieval palace and, high above that, on a huge granite crag rendered gold by the sunset, its Buddhist gompa.
They include a yearbook-style portrait of a winsomely vacant girl by John Currin; intertwined female legs in a snappy, Pop-style gouache by John Wesley; a giant black-and-white head of a beautiful woman with huge eyes strangely rendered in color by Richard Phillips.
Tiny Tim had a 1968 hit with his ukulele version of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips With Me," which played as something of a parody of 1950s earnestness, and managed, despite the song's huge success, to render the instrument uncool, Mr. Beloff said.
But what if, in the above example, a huge judgment is rendered against Protected Series #4 in excess of its insurance coverage and assets?
Whilst anti-personnel mines rendered huge swathes of land in Mozambique no-go areas following the struggle for independence and a long civil war, what often gets lost in the headlines is the inhibiting effect landmines have on economic development.
