Sentence examples for an excellent interpreter from inspiring English sources
(Chinen) Jane Monheit (Tuesday through Jan . 21 Once dismissed in some circles as a chanteuse manque, Ms. Monheit has evolved into an excellent interpreter of the standard songbook — and a fine jazz singer besides, especially when applying the pristine sensuality of her voice to songs of cozy reverie.
(Chinen) Jane Monheit (Friday and Saturday) Once dismissed in some circles as a chanteuse manque, Ms. Monheit has evolved into an excellent interpreter of the standard songbook — and a fine jazz singer besides, especially when applying the pristine sensuality of her voice to songs of cozy reverie.
(Chinen) Jane Monheit (through Sunday) Once dismissed in some circles as a chanteuse manqué, Ms. Monheit has evolved into an excellent interpreter of the standard songbook — and a fine jazz singer besides, especially when applying the pristine sensuality of her voice to songs of cozy reverie.
(Chinen) ★ Jane Monheit (Tuesday) Once dismissed in some circles as a chanteuse manqué, Ms. Monheit has evolved into an excellent interpreter of the standard songbook — and a fine jazz singer besides, especially when applying the pristine sensuality of her voice to songs of cozy reverie.
The psychiatrist turns out to be an excellent dream-interpreter; with his ability to transform Picard's talk into visions and to recognize their symbolic power, he is, in effect, a master director, a demiurge who brings stories to light and turns them into images of the inner life.
But beyond the nifty technology, Mr. Berger's operas stood out for their emotional honesty and the intense performances they received from an excellent cast of interpreters.
Some instructors still use the command-line Python interpreter, but a growing number have adopted the IPython Notebook, which has proven to be an excellent teaching and learning environment.
Joining the cast for the spring run are Joyce DiDonato (an excellent mezzo-soprano, replacing the soprano Diana Damrau), as Rosina, and the ever-welcome John Relyea, as Don Basilio; Maurizio Benini, a reliable interpreter of the French and Italian repertories, conducts.
Lynn Ames did an excellent job of understanding the challenges a deaf person faces in acquiring language ("A Linguist Who Doesn't Hear Will Study and Teach in Italy," Dec. 17) when she interviewed me through my mother as the interpreter.
Even an excellent speech.
