| render decision | 7.70 | The appellate court will render its decision soon. | ||
| render verdict | 4.67 | Ms. James renders her verdict. | ||
| render judgment | 2.11 | A judgment has been rendered. | ||
| render service | 1.45 | He had a chance to render some service to his country. | ||
| render fat | 1.18 | Drain rendered fat from brisket. | ||
| render opinion | 1.18 | The court has yet to render an opinion. | ||
| render plant | 0.86 | He proposed that animals be transported to rendering plants for destruction. | ||
| render aid | 0.72 | He witnessed a car accident and stopped to render aid. | ||
| render assistance | 0.59 | There is a law that says Internet providers must render assistance. | ||
| render image | 0.59 | Dickens can render images of characters quickly, yet precisely. | ||
| render justice | 0.53 | A trial is held to render justice. | ||
| render ruling | 0.53 | They did so, on the other hand, as soon as he rendered his ruling. | ||
| render thousand | 0.33 | Floods caused by monsoon rains in Sri Lanka render thousands of families homeless each year. | ||
| render country | 0.26 | Concerted sabotage could render a country unable to function. | ||
| render diagnosis | 0.26 | But he said further testing was necessary before a complete diagnosis could be rendered. | ||
| render number | 0.26 | This number is rendered by Azni and Ary, the vocalist of rock group Farenheit. | ||
| render result | 0.26 | The experiments may succeed, fail, or render inconclusive results. | ||
| render song | 0.26 | Eyes intent, the audience seemed to be holding their breath every time the choir rendered the songs. | ||
| render support | 0.26 | It has repeatedly blamed Ter-Petrosian for the failure to render sufficient support to Nagorno-Karabakh. | ||
| render victim | 0.26 | The abuse, she argued, renders its victim so helpless that the woman has no option other than to kill. |