Sentence examples for rendition from from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A., Coleman said, liked rendition from the start.

Is Simon going to turn into a blubbering mess at another cheese-oozing rendition from The Neales?

More unusual, but equally habit forming, is the cornmeal-and-chili pepper-tossed rendition from the Coyote Grill.

This gospel rendition, from 1956, anticipated the rock'n'roll that was about to be unleashed on the world.

You loved the communal spirit; you wished you could have heard more of a solo rendition from the soulful Ms. DeMore.

Turns out that it's an old folk song, and we get to close out today's puzzle with this rousing rendition from "Hobo" Jack Turner: Your thoughts?

Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, prominent women's rights campaigners remain imprisoned, in one instance after having been renditioned from abroad.

We demand note-perfect renditions from the musicians we hear, but do the right notes really matter in a great performance?

A volume devoted to Schubert lieder begins with bewitching renditions, from 1951, of "Du bist die Ruh" and "Nacht und Träume" — the first unexpectedly grand, the second shiveringly intimate.

Among his outstanding renditions from Arabic into Hebrew are the following: 1. Amanat wa-iʿtiqadat of Saʿadia ben Joseph (882 942), a major rabbinic authority, translated as Sefer ha-emunot we-ha-deʿot (1186; Beliefs and Opinions, 1948).

A volume devoted to Schubert lieder begins with bewitching renditions, from 1951, of "Du bist die Ruh" and "Nacht und Träume"—the first unexpectedly grand, the second shiveringly intimate.