Sentence examples similar to sole rendition from inspiring English sources

Entrees to consider are the fall-from-the-bones-tender baby back ribs, a perfectly grilled fillet of lemon sole and a rousing rendition of chicken scarpariello with meat on the bone and lots of garlic, sausage and potatoes.

The sole piccata, a straight-ahead rendition of the classic with lemon and capers, was better.

The sole French competitor, Gilbert Clerget, had driven with his cassoulet — a classic rendition, with duck confit, smoked pork belly, kielbasa, and fines herbes — and his wife, Rebecca, from Washington, D.C., where he works as a waiter at Occidental Grill.

The winners included a heart-embossed white loafer designed by Christina Gonzalez, a midcalf red boot in the image of a dog's face by Jennifer Santaella and a mule with a rendition of a woman's body where the soles of the feet rest, by Voinel Ortiz.

Another dressed in leather shows off his rippling torso suspended from the ceiling as two slinky backup singers in see-through raincoats croon – what else but It's Raining Men? Maclean's rendition of Staying Alive, slowed down to a lament and accompanied with a sole ukulele, is strangely haunting, while a scene with bondage, whips and leashes brings the excitement to breaking point.

Here's a recent rendition.

"My next rendition," he said.

And sole.

That was extraordinary rendition, Greatest Generation style.

In Brendel's rendition, it did.

That's called extraordinary rendition, not deportation.