Sentence examples for began interpreting from inspiring English sources
The prank worked, as Google began interpreting searches for "miserable failure" as requests to see the official biography of George W. Bush.
Some lower federal courts, especially those with judges appointed by President Obama, began interpreting what was left of the Voting Rights Act as justification for curtailing these practices.
While studying for doctorates in medicine and philosophy at the University of Leipzig (1834 38), he began interpreting physical processes as essentially mechanistic.
Coulet's Gluten Free Museum started drawing attention in April and soon, news sites began interpreting his project as a mockery of the suddenly popular gluten-free diet.
But Mr. Champion stood ramrod straight and began interpreting the meaning of the lyrics (not word for word, which is discouraged) to the audience.
Sometimes the research assistants posed a clarifying question to the participants or began interpreting the participants' responses in mid-sentence, thereby making some participants lose their train of thought.
Infants quickly begin interpreting and mimicking others' expressions, Dr. Etcoff said.
All over the city, commuters edgy about the possibility of a transit strike on Monday have begun interpreting every New York transit glitch as a sign that a work slowdown has already begun.
As a result, students begin interpreting trees through an evolutionary lens rather than simply as a diagram (Novick and Catley 2007; Novick et al. 2010a, b).
To begin, interpreting CBD to apply to pathogenic viruses may be contrary to CBD's purpose.
