Sentence examples for render it to me from inspiring English sources
He wore a faded green work shirt over jeans with black boots that were once stylish and had a cool, self-contained look that was not without signs, in the laugh lines at the corners of his eyes, that he found it amusing to be sparring with an American journalist through two interpreters (the imam interpreting his Arabic into German, so a colleague could render it to me).
I am strongly inclined to reject the action of any sudden debacle. Indeed the very numbers of the remains render it to me more probable that they are owing to a succession of deaths, after the ordinary course of nature. As Mr Lyell (a) supposes Species may perish as well as individuals; to the arguments he adduces.
The former might imply reference to a state of affairs, and an epistemic usage of "to appear" that could be rendered as "It appears to me, that p," or, "I take it that p".
They amplify it and render it easier to understand.
It was you people, after all, who gave the world the idea of no-win-no-fee lawyers: bloodsucking ambulance chasers who will gladly help me sue McDonalds for making their coffee with boiling water, rendering it unsafe for me to pour over my baby's head.
I would have to think about this moment, to vividly imagine it and render it, and it seemed really fun to me.
The second rendering took me a long time because I couldn't seem to render it without the neck and the ears, until I realized that a "rotate" command was missing.
It sounds to me, however, as though the wealthier students will soon be crowding out more un-wealthy ones, rendering this argument largely theoretical.
No refrigeration has had a chance to render it mealy.
