Sentence examples for that a rendition from inspiring English sources
If, back then, someone had told Mr. Telepan that a rendition of those onion rings would someday appear on the menu of a sophisticated restaurant on the Upper West Side of Manhattan — a restaurant with his own surname on the awning — he probably would have laughed it off and cranked up the hair metal.
There is no work day so stressful, no conflict so severe, that a rendition of "Heaven", Elton John's "Someone Save My Life Tonight", the Proclaimers' "I'm Gonna Be", or Tom Petty's "Mary Jane's Last Dance" cannot dissolve... accompanied by a couple of shots of tequila, stirred with water, ice and the juice of one whole lime -- my signature drink.
It's a five panel photo and it's also a music video that's a rendition of 'That's What Friends Are For' by Stevie Wonder and Dionne Warwick.
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At this year's ceremony, she seemed determined to eclipse that with a rendition of the bruised All Too Well, a song allegedly inspired by her relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal.
One day, Mel Brooks knocked on the door, launched full voice into a rendition of "That Face" — "That face / that face / that fabulous face!" — danced down their long corridor, jumped on the sofa, and said, "Hello, I'm Mel Brooks".
In a rendition that may have been slightly embellished, Mr. Foley said that the officers scolded the homeless man.
The song led off a medley that peaked with a rendition of "This Can't Be Love" that exploded with joy.
Ms. LuPone made you feel every stab of pain behind each phrase in a rendition that leaned toward tragedy.
The orchestra sounded both luxuriant and transparent in a rendition that was ideally balanced and never lugubrious or too slow.
Her version of "Lover Man," treated as an extended sigh of dreamy longing propelled by subtle jazz phrasing, balanced tenderness and sensuality in a rendition that challenged Billie Holiday's matchless original in beauty and honesty.
