Sentence examples for rendition of which from inspiring English sources
Eating raw beef dressed with olive oil and lemon, or carne cruda, is a traditional Piemontese idea, the ultimate rendition of which is piled with shavings of white truffle.
While Lerner (like Beach Boys biographer Steven Gaines) took his original title from the 1966/7 song Heroes and Villains, it's significant that Pohlad's film is named after the opening track of Wilson's 1988 solo album, a sweet live rendition of which accompanies the end credits.
The acquired scene, an rendition of which is shown in Figure 14, is a portion of a fresco representing a rest after the hunt, with a servant (on the right) leaning towards his master, holding a dove on his arm.
In any case, the city's plight, caused by the epidemic, triggered a new wave of public uproar, and Pericles was forced to defend himself in an emotional final speech, a rendition of which is presented by Thucydides.
Vintners are clearly drawing inspiration from Rhône Valley reds, with California versions marked by white pepper and earthier flavors, and from Australian Shiraz, the Golden State renditions of which are more opulent and fruit-driven.
The fact is that the modern American economy was built on the exploitation of Mexican laborers through the Bracero program from 1942-1964, renditiofs of which continue to this day.
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.
("Brill's rendition of Jung — which had been remarkable — put Ferenczi in stitches but left Freud unmoved").
If "The Impossible Dream" is the song you live by, you will probably want to be around for this rendition of it, which happens at roughly 9 15.
That talent was again in full display in his rendition of "Rent," which I managed to catch in a small theatre in Chicago, in 2012.
Devendorf sat on the drum riser to finish his ribs, and the band performed a percussionless rendition of "Sorrow," which sounded so spare and foreign it almost could have been a new song.
