Sentence examples for spectacular rendition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Piazza's tortiglioni, rigatoni on steroids, was a spectacular rendition, the tortiglioni stuffed with a ragù of pork and beef that was also poured over the pasta.

In an even more spectacular rendition of the jungle theme he showed during the Paris season, models walked the runway with "Lion King -embroidered dresses, a deer head and horns exploding from the torso or with skirts decorated with three-dimensional butterflies, glimmering with Swarovski crystals.

The concert was brought to a close by Sir Paul McCartney who played hits including Magical Mystery Tour, Let It Be and a spectacular rendition of Live and Let Die, complete with fireworks and explosions.

Those shining light on King's ubiquitous, beautiful hits were, among others, Alicia Keys, Pink, Lady Gaga, Kacey Musgraves (in duet with R&B singer Miguel, Sara Bareilles, Zac Brown, James Taylorr and, in the night's highlight, the singers featured in the documentary "20 Feet from Stardom," who delivered a spectacular rendition of "Way Over Yonder". .

Glee: The Music - Volume 1 will feature spectacular renditions of several chart-topping hits, including Queen's "Somebody to Love" and Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline".

Watch her spectacular a cappella rendition of the "Star-Spangled Banner" in the video above.

The most vocally spectacular performance was a rendition of the little-known Rupert Holmes song "Moonfall," from "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," a revival of which is playing in Studio 54.

Mr. Weingartner's approach to the disease, which plunges its victims into a complex, nightmarish second reality, is neither as glibly spectacular as Ron Howard's Hollywood rendition in "A Beautiful Mind" nor as harsh and disjointed as Harmony Korine's Dogma 95 version, "Julien Donkey Boy".

While Morris alternates between jaunts around the Village and quiet moments in his special room — a shrine to his late wife containing artistic renditions of her spectacular tuchis — his offspring kvetch and reminisce within the constraints of their stereotypes.

Emeli, the Scottish rapper who first featured at the Mobo (Music of Black Origin) Awards in 2010, had got the night off to a spectacular start with a specially-crafted rendition of "My Kind of Love".

Rhetta Akamatsu for The Times of India wrote that Lewis's renditions were "powerful" and "spectacular".