Sentence examples for and trying to decipher from inspiring English sources

Think about how you would feel walking into a lesson and trying to decipher what to support the pupils with while listening to the teaching segment.

You would not want to be driving and trying to decipher the esoteric code of New York City's parking signs at the same time.

Charlotte, perhaps, or one of my friends that came over in groups, offering foods in imitations of an adult response and trying to decipher my commitment.

And Randolph remembered being a Yankees coach and trying to decipher the inscrutable smirk of Derek Jeter, who never met a bruise or a muscle pull that he could not rationalize.

He sent his assistant out the night before the screening with a copy of the film, insisting that I watch it before we were to see it together, so I could concentrate on the images and the discussion and not be distracted by reading the subtitles and trying to decipher the plot.

That means, early on, sneaking a message to Winston Churchill – that's how he wins the right to lead the team – or deciding that instead of sitting around and trying to decipher messages, he's going to build a machine to do it for him.

"Then I tell them to imagine that someone digs it up and tries to decipher it.

It's good fun to run the player and try to decipher the words in question.

You really have to put your thinking cap on and try to decipher what's really happening: Is it religion?

Decades later, Mr. Willner, now a father himself, decided to engage these mental images — to challenge them and try to decipher their meaning.

Shortly after midnight, Kaitlyn Van Buren, 23, stood by the downtown tracks at the Union Square station, furrowed her brow and tried to decipher the posters explaining the shutdowns.