Sentence examples for various renditions from inspiring English sources
Various renditions exist, but all involve the courtship of a mouse by a frog.
Authorities on Amish tradition use various renditions of the dialect, but the most common version is rumspringa, not Rumpspringa.
As he grew older, he became acquainted with various renditions of the ballad -- he particularly relishes the clank-filled Johnny Cash version -- and decided that, one day, he would write about Henry (whose actual existence is debated by scholars).
Various renditions of Greek-inspired male nudes appeared here and there.
Various artistic renditions of this scene have been utilized over the years by different regimes to symbolize both Mexican nationality and adherence to changing political philosophies.
Mr. Burnett culled them from his collection of thousands of modern and vintage albums and from a half-dozen compilation CD's, assembled at Mr. Burnett's request by a recording engineer, Mike Piersante, that included various period renditions of songs being considered.
Caan is the costar of ABC's "Back in the Game," which, if subjected to DNA testing, might find its parenthood traced to Clint Eastwood's "The Trouble With the Curve" and various "Bad News Bears" renditions.
From the 3D-animated "Dancing Baby" of the late '90s, to the various viral renditions of the "Harlem Shake" back in 2013, internet users will share a good dance until it becomes a full-on meme.
In his book, Before Elvis: The Prehistory of Rock and Roll, Larry Birnbaum devoted a chapter to the song, detailing its various influences and renditions.
A 2013 report from Open Society documents that Spain and Portugal were among the nations who participated in various ways in rendition flights - ie kidnapping - by the US.
Gaston Leroux, (born May 6, 1868, Paris, Fr. died April 15/16 , 1927 Nice) French novelist, best known for his Le Fantôme de l'opéra (1910; The Phantom of the Opera), which later became famous in various film and stage renditions.
