That evening, during a party scheduled in the Beaux-Arts rothousandsousands cheered renditions of "San Francisco" by the Gay Men's Chorus and a dozen or so others — and booed the UC Hastings College of the Law rugby club, which had the unfortunate job of belting out the underdog.
There perhaps have been hundreds of cases of rendition, tracked by European citizens as suspected CIA planes utilized landing rights in other countries.
Interspersed are thousands of fan-made videos, plus renditions performed by the Golden State Warriors, Kim Kardashian, Glen "Big Baby" Davis and Chris Brown and Washington Wizards star John Wall engaging in a "Zoolander -like Dougie-off.
I must say that I'm hoping this new series is somewhat of a 21st century rendition of Family Ties because the nostalgia alone would prompt me to watch!
But her most high-profile fight of late was the committee's six-year review of thousands of CIA documents, which concluded the rendition, detention and interrogation practices of the George W Bush administration were ineffective.
For the simulations in Figure 6, the number of renditions, N, was 200.
She vamps through rock'n'roll classics with humour and dignity, enlisting the band and, occasionally, the guest vocals of Irish rockabilly frontwoman Imelda May, as on a terrific two-headed rendition of her "Hard-Headed Woman".
At the rally, he performed a rendition of a protest song that was popular in the Suharto era and sung by thousands of people at anti-Suharto demonstrations.
(Cheap!) Inside, much of the steel structure is completed, and the most striking feature so far on display is a 21st-century rendition of the rooftop frieze that defined the old stadium's design.
The team had decided to keep intact the upper part of the building — the original facade, with its broken pediment that shouts the mid-1920s as loudly as a flapper's cloche hat — but to add a 21st-century rendition of the shop window, which would provide much more light.
