Sentence examples for unique rendition from inspiring English sources
It is an elegant, unique rendition of the samurai genre, centred on the declared and repressed passions between warriors at a training school.
They entertained the judges and audience with a range of performances, including a unique rendition of the Beatles Hey Judee!
Yewande wowed the family -- and the crowd -- with her unique rendition of Jennifer Holliday's "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going".
How It's Different: Tompkins uses only his voice and mouth instead of instruments to perform this unique rendition of Zedd's hit song.
Zur sometimes collaborates with other musicians while composing his game soundtracks; for example, he worked with Florence and the Machine to create a unique rendition of "I'm Not Calling You A Liar" for the Dragon Age II soundtrack.
This time around, Hollens has teamed up with equally impressive chanteuse, Kina Grannis, to bring a volcanic intensity all over again with their unique rendition of Bastille's hit song, "Pompeii".
A few years ago, Brad Simpson, James McVey, Connor Ball and Tristan Evans of The Vamps were just average guys from the UK, uploading their videos to YouTube and hoping to be noticed for their unique renditions of popular songs.
Summer-y Mint Julep varieties like pineapple and cranberry champagne hit the outdoor deck at Phoenix newcomer, Okra; unique renditions of Long Island Iced Teas are in great demand at Greenwich Village's Marlton Hotel cocktail bar; and with a healthy dose of bourbon (as American as a cocktail can get), we head to Barrelhouse Flat in Chicago for the best Old-Fashioned.
Each bird later adds flourishes that make his rendition unique.
The multiplicity of performances of single works on offer — like "Child of Tree," played on a cactus — is no gimmick when the chance elements written into the score make each rendition of it unique.
VICE News went to sample several of the festival's unique offerings, including a choral rendition of the Communist Manifesto, a Marxist party with DJs AndrewAndrew, and a contemporary dance performance "ritualizing the labor of its dancers".
