Sentence examples for cipher on from inspiring English sources

Each box contains a cipher on a slip of paper, which he reads and eats.

German winzersekt -- winegrower's sparkling wine -- is, alas, a cipher on the American market.

The English composer Robert Simpson (1921-1997), an unorthodox classicist who produced eleven symphonies and fifteen string quartets, is a cipher on this side of the ocean, his performance history bordering on the nonexistent.

In an email missive to his political organization earlier this summer, Mr. Lane argued that conservative Christians should support Mr. Trump as an alternative to Hillary Clinton, but acknowledged he was a cipher on important issues.

Still, it's worth revisiting, because Ms. Trump has been such a cipher on the campaign trail so far, and her choice of convention garb was an interesting one because it suggested strategic planning.

Net Worth: $6.8 billion Source: Inheritance, Defense Age: 32 Marital Status: Single Hometown: Gotham City, U.S.A. Wealthy playboy has been a cipher on the social scene this year, but fortune soared as government bought Wayne's gadgets to combat alien invasion.

Head coaches tend to be ciphers on the sidelines, and Walsh was more cipherlike than most.

In the days of manual cryptography, product ciphers were a useful device for cryptographers, and in fact double transposition or product ciphers on key word-based rectangular matrices were widely used.

In the days of manual cryptography this was a useful device for the cryptographer, and in fact double transposition or product ciphers on key word-based rectangular matrices were widely used.

Most often, as in the case of Andrea True or Traci Lords, they are reduced to pouting ciphers on dance tracks, while the less said about Pop You in the Pooper by Jeff Stryker, the better.

We glimpse the psychological complexities of the English observers and their Jewish Israeli hosts, but the Palestinian Arabs are largely ciphers on whom western guilt can be readily projected.