Sentence examples for past renditions from inspiring English sources

Crystal Dynamics sought to avoid the embellished physique of past renditions and pushed for realistic proportions.

An analyst with Human Rights Watch who is expert on renditions cases, Joanne Mariner, notes that Azar's claims match an existing pattern of accusations concerning the treatment of prisoners in past renditions, many of which have now been well documented.

Woodward describes the shock and, often, disgust, of incoming Obama officials upon learning about past U.S. rendition practices, rough interrogation methods, and other tools of the War on Terror.

The researchers' database has tracked more that 11,000 flights by more than 120 aircraft linked by past investigations to renditions.

Their database tracked more than 11,000 flights by more than 120 aircraft linked by past investigations to renditions.

And when another man, on his visits to a hospital treatment room, walked past the abstract rendition of a map of Paris on the wall of a corridor, he said, he thought about how he and his wife had traveled there regularly.

Since the band has no new record to promote, expect spirited renditions of past hits — which have aged surprisingly well.

The host has donned the cowboy hat and harmonica multiple times in the past for folk-rock renditions of other pop favorites such as "Whip My Hair" and the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme, and was even joined by Graham Nash and David Crosby for a performance of "Party in the U.S.A".

Their future was to relive the past in a perpetual rendition of 'Be True to Your School'.

As the tailoring finally melted into dresses (and it was a long wait), the women walking past the neon-lit rendition of the Paris square still had echoes of the past.

Sebald creates fictions that are like memories themselves: fragments of fact and imagination restlessly reorganised into shifting renditions of the past.