Sentence examples for renditions in from inspiring English sources

Lisa Brescia's country-Western renditions, in particular, are lovely.

There were some decent renditions in the morning, though nothing quite matched the raw power of "Wild Horses" in the original cut.

Uzbekistan provided airbases and help in extraordinary renditions, in return for which America turned a blind eye to atrocities and increased its military and economic aid.

Lawyers for the kidnap victims say that this visit placed the renditions in a wider context of Anglo-Libyan political rapprochement, trade deals and multimillion-pound energy contracts.

Traditionalists, too, have their place in this show, with the wood workers Wharton Esherick and Sam Maloof represented by elegantly simple renditions in the furniture line; respectively, a music stand and a Shaker-like settee.

Eager to reach the masses, publishers offer racy mangas and abridged renditions in modern Japanese that can be "quite crude and even obscene," says Donald Keene, a professor emeritus of Japanese literature at Columbia.

Since his death, boys as young as 6 have offered their rendition in his place.

"There are serious allegations of UK involvement in rendition in relation to the two Libya nationals.

The singer, Anna Myatt, gives a messy, screechy rendition in miserable French.

This is a rendition in the face of which prejudice simply dissolves.

The administration has closed secret overseas prisons but is keeping the practice of rendition in place.