Sentence examples for slow rendition from inspiring English sources

During a concert she stripped off her shirt to reveal the group's name emblazoned on her back, before donning a version of their trademark balaclava for a slow rendition of Like A Virgin.

As he closed out his show, Irving took an unexpected, but moving, turn towards the traditional, crooning out a slow rendition of "There's No Business Like Show Business".

And, yet, Sissy may as well be clothed for all that is revealed about her character, despite her physical nudity, her painfully slow rendition of "New York, New York," and what definitely amounts to a genuine and wrenching performance.

Another imaginative leap was her pensive, slowed rendition of the Gershwins' "He Loves and She Loves," arranged for voice and piano (Andy Einhorn) and reconceived as a song about marriage equality.

The stunning singer began with a gorgeous, slower rendition of "Waiting For Tonight," with backup dancers clad in matching fur. .

A slow, bluesy rendition of Bobby Charles's 1980 environmental anthem Clean Water suggests that water can be humanity's salvation, not its destruction.

More possibilities: a slow, sultry rendition of "Lover Man," in which the late-blooming jazz torch singer inside Ms. Cook rose to the fore, and an unamplified encore of "Imagine," with a skeletal piano accompaniment that she infused with hope and sweetness.

Among the more intriguing performances are a slow, brooding rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching In" by the Easter Rock Church and a performance by the Hackberry Ramblers, a trio that bills itself as "the oldest performing band in the world".