Sentence examples for which will render from inspiring English sources

Serve it with water, which will render it beautifully cloudy, about five parts to one part pastis.

The first settlement in two decades has just been approved: an unapologetic form of colonisation which will render any peace deal impossible.

Talk story about enterprises named after the century, and how they intend to handle the problem of the 21st century which will render their names obsolete.

By Susan Black and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 2 , 1967P. 23 Talk story about enterprises named after the century, and how they intend to handle the problem of the 21st century which will render their names obsolete.

The New Yorker, September 2 , 1967P. 23 Talk story about enterprises named after the century, and how they intend to handle the problem of the 21st century which will render their names obsolete.

Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel begins in what turns out to be retrospect: a 63-year-old man, Abbas, has suffered a diabetic crisis which will render him bed-bound.

Part of that includes a deal with developer mapping platform startup Mapbox, which will provide new rendering for MapQuest's maps.

The paramount importance of the military and naval aspect is evidenced also by the fact that Great Britain has now made arrangements with the Marconi Company for the erection of six high-power wireless stations, scattered from London to Australia, and costing $2,500,000, which practically will render the British Admiralty independent of all land and cable companies".

The work is considered relevant because of the relative ease in making higher order calculations by using symbolic manipulation, which will probably render such higher order analyses routine in the future.

And collectors, gun owners and antiques dealers say they have been blindsided by the proposed rules, which will effectively render their African elephant ivory pieces worthless unless they can meet the extremely difficult standards necessary to sell them.

HP's advanced labs, which will help render and store things like the crowd scenes for Shrek, are also working on ways to optimize film storage sizes and build better image-correction software.