Sentence examples for in some renditions from inspiring English sources

Gibson said he found "the United Kingdom may have been inappropriately involved in some renditions".

Did the government and its agencies become "inappropriately involved in some renditions"?

Among 27 questions he said needed answering was, did the government and its agencies become "inappropriately involved in some renditions"?

Suggesting that personal revelation still comes unnaturally for Mr. Romney, in some renditions the accounts elicited a gasp and an "ohh" from the crowd.

Sir Peter told reporters: "It does appear from the documents that the United Kingdom may have been inappropriately involved in some renditions.

The hypotheticals are memorable because they are truly hypotheticals: narrative scenarios that could unfold in some bizarre rendition of alternate reality.

He also found papers that suggested the government or its agencies may have become inappropriately involved in some cases of rendition.

Professor Rob Nixon wrote in Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor: Children, moreover, who had no access to electricity to read or learn by also had no experience of night, as they lived 24/7 beneath the blazing false sun of interminable flares, as if in some seasonless equatorial rendition of an Arctic summer.

The artist C.D. Clarke specializes in "portraiture in landscape": dreamy renditions of sportsmen and women in action.

There were some decent renditions in the morning, though nothing quite matched the raw power of "Wild Horses" in the original cut.

Police officers directed traffic as the hordes of waiting customers led themselves in renditions of the In-N-Out Burger theme song.