Sentence examples for decipher at from inspiring English sources

Like many prescriptions, it's a bit difficult to decipher at first glance — though not because of poor handwriting.

These signs annoy me no end as they are hard to decipher at a distance: McDonald's versus Panera versus Sbarro's versus Sheetz versus whoever else".

As a rule, attackers can usually decipher at least half of the hashes in a database in 5% of the time it would take to do the lot.

There's no denying that Zack De La Rocha's voice is as forceful as it ever was, despite the unnaturally low volume imposed on the main stage meaning his between-song rants are hard to decipher at times.

The reasons for Mr. Ventura's bailout may not be easy to decipher at this stage, but the former wrestler's departure, like his entry into the strange Perot family a few years ago, certainly offered this campaign season another theatrical moment.

Even though the script for Marathi and Hindi is the same (so both Kasim and I would be at it simultaneously), it was often annoying to go through pages and pages of script, some/most of which we couldn't decipher at one go because they were handwritten in different styles and sizes.

I can remember deciphering at least one message − he called himself: 'Adolf Hitler, Führer'".

After the art collector Patrick J Murphy happened upon his exhibition Babel Descifrada (Babel Deciphered), at Mexico City's Museum of Modern Art in 1996, shows followed in Dublin.

But the Rams have since grown, learned, and through exhaustive film study, deciphered, at least somewhat, the Eagles' defense, they say.

It was deciphered at last in 1952, not by a scholar but by an obsessed amateur, a young English architect named Michael Ventris.

At least one-third, and maybe half, of the three billion DNA units in the genetic programming of human cells are to be deciphered at the Sanger Centre in the nearby village of Hinxton.