Sentence examples for a year to interpret from inspiring English sources

The Senate has few rules but thousands of precedents, and Mr. Frumin is paid $167,000 a year to interpret them, operating something like a cross between Bartleby the Scrivener and a Talmudic scholar.

Even election lawyers, who are paid thousands of dollars each year to interpret campaign finance law, complain about the complexity of the proposal before the commission.

Dreams can be very frustrating and fiendishly difficult to understand, even for a Jungian analyst trained for years to interpret them.

He, Richman and Strat-O-Matic's computer gurus took three years to interpret the statistics and produce the set.

The artist's fame inspired Messrs. Dolce and Gabbana to invite Ms. McGrath, with whom they have worked for years, to interpret their ideas.

Parker famously attends every year dressed to interpret the corresponding themes.

"Dating culture has evolved to a cycle of text messages, each one requiring the code-breaking skills of a cold war spy to interpret," a 30-year-old woman tells the New York Times after she put on her favorite pair of skinny jeans for a date that never happened.

Your doctor can refer you to a radiologist, who has spent four to five years learning how to interpret those images.

As all patients had a disease duration of 4 years or less at inclusion, the correlation with NT-proBNP levels after 10 years is difficult to interpret.

Indeed, it will take years for scientists to interpret what the BP spill has done to marine and coastal life.

It is going to take years for us to interpret such variants with confidence.