Sentence examples for multiple renditions of from inspiring English sources

There were multiple renditions of "What a Wonderful World" and, for some reason, the Rolling Stones' "Gimmie Shelter," now apparently rededicated to the ozone layer.

The mini-series is not a remake in the same way there are multiple renditions of "The Prisoner of Zenda" or "A Star Is Born".

Even shopworn material didn't deter Young; multiple renditions of "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" find him piping away with an ebullience that clearly inspires his bandmates as they charge into the breaks.

See: That godawful Katherine Heigl movie "Jenny's Wedding" (which includes multiple renditions of Mary Lambert's "She Keeps Me Warm").

That feature from the cloud encoding division will power Brightcove's live module, enabling customers to set multiple renditions for adaptive streaming on a wide range of devices and network conditions.

Transcoding transforms the single video file into multiple renditions to enable optimized viewing on any device.

Paladin drew multiple partial renditions of a game asset, then selected one for finalization.

Not mentioning the automatic gratuity Since saying, "That'll be $11, tip included" is kind of a mouthful -- and will undoubtedly need to be repeated multiple times over blaring renditions of "Glory Days" -- often the bartender will neglect to tell you that the price includes the tip.

Brahms was among the Romantic composers who wrote multiple works for vocal ensemble, including the four quartets from Opus 64 and Opus 92: highlights here were the sensitive renditions of "Heimat" ("Home") and "O Schöne Nacht!" ("O Fairest Night!").

Those are miniature papier-mâché renditions of Saturn and Sputnik.

Northerners spun their own renditions of the argument.