Sentence examples similar to rendition of persons from inspiring English sources

The source of inspiration for this unusual treatment of a single character was apparently the cinematographic rendition of a person in motion.

I did a deliberate rendition of an incompetent, idiotic person trying to get into drama school".

The source who declined to be named given the sensitivity of the case, said the "suspicious circumstances suggested a rendition of one of the disappeared persons" by China.

To prove she was a real, human person, she recorded a "live" rendition of her song, "Video Games," and posted it online.

An underwater rendition of the Russian national anthem was clearly heard by persons inside ships in the harbour.

"Unlawful deportation or transfer" or "unlawful confinement" of a protected person violates the Convention — so does rendition of detainees into a zone of active combat.

Comedian Moms Mabley became the oldest person ever to have a Top 40 hit when her rendition of "Abraham, Martin and John" climbed to #35 on the Billboard charts in the summer of 1969 when she was 75.

In the middle of the seventh inning of every game, a different person gets on the microphone and leads the crowd in a rendition of the song "Take Me Out to the Ballgame".

Adam tells Melanie that he loves her and that she did a good job of making the person she's having "this trouble with" feel dumb with this rendition of the song.

The trailer contains as many explosions and insane jumping-off-buildings moments as a person could hope for, all of which is set to a dramatic rendition of the song "Stand By Me".

With a rendition of her aged self in hand, Ms. Kessler investigates plastic surgery options, supplementing Internet window shopping with a few in-person visits.