Sentence examples for began to interpret from inspiring English sources
Seeing her struggle with their broken English, Haider pushed to the front of the crowd and began to interpret.
Starting in 1936, in collaboration with Jean and her mother, Amrouche collected and began to interpret Kabyle songs.
Customers began to interpret quality problems in the PC business as quality problems within IBM as a whole, undermining the existing mainframe business.
Mr. Doran said that when the Woodstock community discovered that the Karmapa had fled Tibet virtually while they were reading his prayer, followers began to interpret the "youthful lotus" that could bloom here as the Karmapa himself.
About 100 people, including some Wall Street analysts and investors in the companies involved, attended today's hearing, in which Judge William Young began to interpret some of Amgen's patent claims.
It was in the modern era, with its belief in human progress, that thinkers began to interpret the world in a different way — not as a record of human folly but rather as an enactment of changing or evolving historical forces.
You need to study the former very carefully so that you can even begin to interpret the latter".
How do you begin to interpret those works unless you reference Rivera?" The truth is that both tapped into vast narratives.
But unless federal agencies begin to interpret it more reasonably, it is an achievement that even fewer numbers of people will want, or even be able, to enjoy.
Several firms contacted Wednesday said they were studying the JOBS Act and were eager to see how regulators would begin to interpret the legislation.
