Sentence examples for online rendition from inspiring English sources

Star Trek Online is theoretically the first massively multiplayer online rendition of the Star Trek universe, but it is not really accurate to describe this game as an M.M.O. at all.

Beaker, who was awarded for his online rendition of "Ode to Joy" tried to deliver his five meeps into a microphone from the balcony, but ended up being electrocuted by the poor sound system.

These online renditions, however, are very different from their original versions; Koons Balloon Dogg sculpture stands in a corner, but rather than staying in place (as the heavy stainless steel dog normally does), expands and contracts like a real balloon animal. .

Though Heller's rendition of online poker is passably accurate and highly entertaining, the most memorable parts of "Pocket Kings" ruthlessly deconstruct the mechanics of the literary sausage factory.

But the next morning, she was in orange ankle boots, jeans and a red shirt, and happily discussing the overwhelming response her company has had to its online call for personal renditions of her 1983 "Rosas Danst Rosas," a work that enjoyed a moment of fame two years ago when a Beyoncé video used parts of the dance.

Dr Sieghart's remedy: We've been collecting some performances of poems which are online – you might like this rendition by Clare Balding of In Ten Seconds by Douglas Dunn, or Sean O'Brien's magnificent poem 'Dignified'.

The original Grammy performance is unavailable online, but here's the rendition she performed for the Pope.

Ikea's first online commercials presented 3-D renditions of six wish-list kitchens.

(Find a copy of this performance online; it was the most powerful rendition of the night).

Tuesday's rendition felt like a good online photograph of a famous oil painting.

This was a predictable hit online, and so he followed it with renditions of Paris Hilton (with a penis for a thumb), Cliff Richard, Mary Whitehouse and Sigmund Freud (a penis for a cigar).