Sentence examples for later renditions from inspiring English sources

Yet though he gets small things wrong, the murmuring rhythm and violet color of the book have never quite been matched by the more accurate later renditions.

These later renditions do not include harmonica, but have piano accompaniment.

As seems highly likely to happen, the two eventually get chummy, and Burrus reaches the point where he's ready to join Mays in her later renditions.

The actual wording with which this is expressed in later renditions is of less importance than the manner is which the goals are to be achieved.

Ten days later, "Rendition" has $8 million in ticket sales.

As a result, he was unable to reach the shutter switch on his thigh (though this didn't prevent later artistic renditions of the event from depicting him in an idealized cameraman pose).

She began recording for Everest Records in 1958, and six years later her rendition of "I Wish You Love," the English-language version of a French song recorded in 1942 by Charles Trenet, became her most enduring hit.

Shelter took a while to get up to speed but was an entrancing rendition, later offering an excellent bass riff that resounded through the courtyard cobbles.

As Michael Scheuer, a former C.I.A. officer who helped set up the practice of rendition, later testified before Congress, even if such "assurances" were written in indelible ink, "they weren't worth a bucket of warm spit".

He later dated his Rendition co-star Reese Witherspoon from about 2007 to 2009.

One of the leaders of the "Tony" chants later led a rendition of "the Red Flag" – a socialist anthem which Tony Blair briefly banned from conference.