Sentence examples for once rendered from inspiring English sources

Together they had once rendered a few fragments of Sophocles into verse.

But Woods is now at No. 7 in the world rankings that his former brilliance once rendered moot.

Google Maps responds better, although loading map tiles can take a while, but once rendered panning and zooming around the map is quite smooth.

A century and a half later, such acts of self-representation allow "Tell It With Pride" to restore to a grand monument the likenesses and stories of exceptional men once rendered invisible by prejudice.

At least if you are awaiting confirmation for a judgeship or senior government position and your previous writings and positions, once rendered with gusto, are proving an awkward obstacle.

The Kirov Ballet's performances at City Center over the last two weeks exemplify the way that classical dance can appear dazzlingly lightweight, almost entirely divorced from the content that once rendered this work meaningful to its audiences.

Patchwork expansion projects, the architecture critic Paul Goldberger once wrote, rendered the hub as "a fortress intruding itself into the squalid Eighth Avenue neighborhood".

It is scarcely possible that disuse can go on producing any further effect after the organ has once been rendered functionless.

He eventually fell back into Lamarckism, but not without reluctance: It is scarcely possible that disuse can go on producing any further effect after the organ has once been rendered functionless.

Once they rendered the moose harmless, they constructed a large sling and had a helicopter airlift it safely, and humanely, back to its natural habitat.

These women, who had once been rendered voiceless, are acquiring more agency simply through how we're questioning our own method of engaging with them.