Sentence examples for in three renditions from inspiring English sources

It describes the human experience of spirituality during serious illness in three renditions: visual, mathematical, and verbal so that researchers can use whichever is applicable.

This week's restaurant review took me to Blanca in Bushwick, Brooklyn, for three renditions of Carlo Mirarchi's epic tasting menus, generally about 27 courses in all.

The audiences never laughed during any of these three renditions.

Until now, however, the only admission that any activities connected with the "War on Terror" had taken place on the island came in February, when, after years of denials on the part of the British government, David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, finally conceded that requests for information from his US counterparts had revealed that, in 2002, two rendition flights had refuelled on the island.

In between the two rendition operations, Tony Blair flew to Libya, holding a meeting in the desert with Gaddafi, and later stating that the two countries had found "common cause" in counter-terrorism initiatives.

In his marathon sets, listeners can expect country, blues, gospel, pop standards, tributes and at least two renditions of "Whiskey River".

Pelino shines with four renditions of Sinatra's "My Way".

Privately, however, some at the Yard have expressed their anger at the decision, believing they had built a powerful case, in particular over the second of the two rendition operations, in which Saadi and his wife and children were abducted and flown to Tripoli.

Less than a year later, foreign secretary David Miliband was forced to make a humiliating admission that Diego Garcia had in fact been used for the refuelling of two rendition flights in 2002.

A judge in California recently rejected the Justice Department's claims of blanket state secrecy in a case brought by five rendition victims against Jeppesen Dataplan, a subsidiary of Boeing, which provided the flight plans for the C.I.A.'s renditions.

The two rendition operations in which the Libyan dissidents and their families were kidnapped and taken to Gaddafi's jails were mounted either side of Tony Blair's first visit Libya, in which he embraced the dictator, declared that they had found common cause in the fight against terrorism, and announced a £550m gas exploration deal for Shell.