Sentence examples for need to render from inspiring English sources

"That's beautiful," Mr. Lutz said, "because if you need to render E.M.S. quicker, if the Police Department needs suspects, they're getting there quicker, and seeing people run".

Grimaces and tics, random gestures and floppy grammar, all get smoothed-out by immediate contact, by the need to render character and meaning coherent on the fly.

It its need to render every kind of human experience, "Cloud Atlas" finds itself staring into the reflective waters of Joyce's "Ulysses".

In order to crisp the skin, you need to render out most of the fat that comes with it, otherwise you'll get chewy wings instead of crunchy ones.

But Justice Scalia has had time to do the proper thing, and his eight colleagues now need to render an institutional judgment on the widely expressed concern about his impartiality.

For Republicans, electing Dr. Shelton, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and reliably conservative two-term state representative, would get them within one vote of the two-thirds majority they need to render Democrats virtually obsolete in the Senate.

Mr Sykes told me an entire week is needed to render Prophetess 'Bristol fashion'.

"The years of darkness had been needed to render possible the years of light," James writes.

"We decided that these are folks living in our community and we needed to render the care," Dr. Anderson said.

For a plant to pass a McDonald's audit, the stunner needs to render animals "insensible" on the first shot 95percentt of the time.

The data on the hard drives includes all the information on American nuclear weapons that the team needs to render the nuclear devices safe in emergencies, officials said.