Huddled next to the interpreter, she spoke in a deep, assertive voice, slowly at first, and then more quickly, so that the interpreter could hardly keep up.
"If Ah Kay had come and robbed me those times, you can imagine how many other people took advantage of me". Huddled next to the interpreter, she spoke in a deep, assertive voice, slowly at first, and then more quickly, so that the interpreter could hardly keep up.
He had a deep, bullfroggy voice, and his entourage of a half-dozen men included an interpreter, who rendered Inga Bogutska superfluous.
Jaspers intuited that Kantian transcendentalism suppressed a deep-lying impulse for transcendence, and this aspect of Kant's thought was badly neglected by interpreters who saw Kant's philosophy as a doctrine of pure immanence or autonomy.
At 70, Barbara Cook is in the glorious autumn of a career that has seen her metamorphose over the last decade from a lyric soprano specializing in achingly romantic ballads into a powerful dramatic interpreter who reaches deep inside herself to create colorful full-blooded characters.
From the beginning, they've been playing with moviemaking, playing with the audience, the press, the deep-dish interpreters, disappearing behind a façade of mockery.
The LIBRAS button starts a video with an interpreter.
I consider myself more of a composer, not an interpreter.
Talk story about William Sommerfield, a George Washington interpreter.
She's a great interpreter like Emmylou, Dolly and Loretta".
