Sentence examples for it renditions from inspiring English sources

It believes in surveillance on a level we have never seen before, it puts civil liberties under threat, it renditions people – a polite word meaning that people are kidnapped and handed over for torture.

"Of course it is rendition – it is the illegal transfer of someone from one country to another.

The show's title was "Applied Fantastic," a term proposed by the writer Leopold Tyrmand in 1954 to describe do-it-yourself renditions of high-fashion looks that were unavailable to Poles under Communism.

Later, when I would record my first album, half the cuts on it were renditions of songs that Van Ronk did".

This was a predictable hit online, and so he followed it with renditions of Paris Hilton (with a penis for a thumb), Cliff Richard, Mary Whitehouse and Sigmund Freud (a penis for a cigar).

Also released from it were renditions of Roger Miller's "Chug-a-Lug" and Hank Williams' "Take These Chains from My Heart".

Danny Cowan of IndieGames.com compared it with Sidhe Interactive's Shatter and VG247 called it a rendition of Breakout.

It's up to you if you want to color it (photoshop rendition).

The same goes for Jason Meadows' nutty scarecrow, which has the presence of a down-on-his-luck, do-it-yourself rendition of Jonathan Borofsky's "Ballerina Clown".

Slezak gave it an "A−" and approved of the rendition: "it was nice to see and hear Tina, Mercedes and Kurt on lead vocals instead of, say, Blaine, Rachel, and Mr. Schue".

(I resisted those notes in my early renditions!) It wasn't until years later, though, that I first encountered Rossini's opera as a whole.