Sentence examples for unusual renditions from inspiring English sources
For the men, Phillip Phillips, 21, of Leesburg, Ga., seems to have become a front-runner, not for his technical skill as a vocalist, but because he has a talent for doing unusual renditions and making every song he sings seem like it belongs to him.
Those who usually avoid steak because it is too heavy might want to sample the light and unusual rendition here.
The most unusual rendition is the latest one: a revisiting of the standard by Johansson and Bristol's Massive Attack.
Ms. Benanti's passionate, full-voiced rendition of "Unusual Way," her signature number from the revival of "Nine," lent the song an exceptionally sturdy platform.
Whether it is her soaring rendition of "Unusual Way" from the musical "Nine," the pop song "Never Dance," or her fiery version of "Man of La Mancha," Ms. Eder has full control over her music.
Criss's performance of "It's Not Unusual" attracted comparisons to comical renditions of the number in The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, but earned an "A" from West regardless.
The photographs were entirely unoriginal in the rendition, an extremely unusual circumstance.
He also made unusual choices in his unconvincing rendition of the "Adieux" Sonata, one of several works Beethoven dedicated to Archduke Rudolph, a fine amateur pianist and generous patron.
According to Cook, this section was the only part of the book vetted by the Trumbos, as Dalton wanted to be sure Cleo was all right with his rendition of their unusual courtship.
But Mr. Burke still comes up with the unusual, from the local singer whose rendition of a classic Southern song gives the book its title to an evil plantation overseer who appears to be the Devil incarnate.
The show was overhauled and now has traditional Disney uplift, though still with some unusual touches, like a house-music rendition of Pinocchio's "I've Got No Strings," which drew quizzical stares but enthusiastic applause from an invitation-only audience at the Fantasy ship christening on March 1 on the Hudson River.
