Sentence examples for its renditions from inspiring English sources

Most of its renditions of Italian golden oldies remind us of why these dishes are mainstays.

P.S. 22, the largest public elementary school in the borough, boasts a fifth-grade chorus that is, thanks to YouTube, already famous for its renditions of Lady Gaga, Jay-Z and Phoenix.

If the restaurant's name lacks modesty, its renditions of the classics mapo tofu, dry-sautéed green beans, dan dan noodles really are spicier and tastier than those on offer elsewhere.

On June 30th Mr Marsalis and the JALC orchestra will perform at the Barbican in London with the Sachal Jazz Ensemble from Pakistan, a genre-blending group that recently created a stir on YouTube with its renditions of Dave Brubeck's standard, "Take Five", and REM's "Everybody Hurts".

8 P.M. (NBC) A SING-OFF CHRISTMAS Pentatonix, above, the Texas group that just won the third season of "The Sing-Off," a cappella's answer to "American Idol," dazzled the judges with its renditions of "Without You" and "Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche)." Now it is back to harmonize to songs of the "Jingle Bell Rock" variety.

Rudner conjectured that what Lewis had in mind in talking about the relationship between an abstract entity and its renditions or instances was the type-token relation.

Signed in full and dated 1644, it ranks among Van Ostade's most accomplished landscapes, exceptionally rich in its rendition of village life.

For his part, Caulfield congratulated the band for its rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner".

The Berlin Philharmonic is unquestionably a magnificent organism — its rendition of the "St.

She said its rendition of Vivaldi could move her close to tears.

What if not only the premise but also its rendition were perfect?