Sentence examples for an interpreter whether from inspiring English sources

He asked her, through an interpreter whether she was "present when he was born in Kenya".

When I ask her, through an interpreter, whether she regrets leaving school, she says: "Nah," with a typically Indian wave of the palm.

When I asked, through an interpreter, whether he had planned to be a suicide bomber, he looked aghast and said he would not do that because innocent civilians would be killed; he was willing to enter paradise by being shot but not by blowing himself up.

Then, he was asked by an interpreter whether he wanted to return to Britain to explain himself to the authorities.

Comparisons were made between enrolled and non-enrolled patients for the following variables: patient age, gender, ethnicity, race, tumor location (CNS or non-CNS), whether an interpreter and Spanish consent form were used, whether tumor was available for WES, and the time from surgery to the decision about study enrollment.

But it is clear from their giggles and huddled whispers that they understand more of our conversation than we do of theirs, grist for a bygone "Seinfeld" episode about bringing an interpreter to find out whether they are mocking us for being princesses.

Differential item functioning (DIF) analysis [ 25] was planned for age, gender, time of assessment, cognitive status (MMSE) and whether an interpreter was required.

These measures included the number of visits by the facilitator to conduct ACP, the total time required to conduct ACP, the type of documents completed, the patient's treatment preferences (if known) and whether an interpreter was used.

One of them, she notes, requires an interpreter, and she wonders aloud whether she and the parent will manage well enough over the phone to establish the urgency of the situation.

Mr. Berezovsky, who gave testimony last month in colorfully ungrammatical English (Mr. Abramovich is speaking Russian, through an interpreter), continually contradicted himself about whether he thought it was corrupt to use one's media company to support a politician in exchange for political favors.

Background questions related to the HEA were whether the individual had participated in an HEA in Sweden, when he or she had participated and whether support by an interpreter had been given.