Sentence examples for should be rendered in from inspiring English sources

Online, Orkut noticed, "orkut" is morphing into a verb, though no one has settled on how it should be rendered in the past tense — orkutted, orkut, or orkat?

One source, Mr. Minutaglio reports, said that if the attorney general ever sat for a portrait, it should be rendered in the manner of Rembrandt's "Evangelist Matthew" with Mr. Gonzales as "the mostly hidden, gauzy figure hovering behind the more clearly depicted and important-looking man in the foreground" and "leaning in to murmur in that man's ear".

The foreign language should be rendered in as rapid and uninflected a manner as possible, also without an accent.

The gauge figure probe should be rendered in the picture, and the observer should be able to manipulate its attitude.

Another possibility is that the individual persons at the same stage of the life cycle should be rendered equal in condition.

For these electrolytes, the surface should be rendered more positive with an increase in the concentration of the electrolytes.

Support for an enterprise whose activities might even remotely contribute one day to the development of Salafism in France should be rendered impossible.

A salute (hand over heart for those not in uniform) should be rendered when the flag is raised, lowered, or carried on parade, when the Pledge of Allegiance is recited, and when the national anthem is played.

According to C. J. F. Williams (1984, 383), 'There is a vacuum in the flask' should be rendered as 'The flask noths'.

The salute to the flag in the moving column should be rendered at the moment the flag passes.

The nose itself should be rendered as 2 triangles with a common side over the septum.