Sentence examples similar to decipher name from inspiring English sources

It's not a hard-to-decipher name: this is when you just use one rope anchored to a branch or base of a tree.

During the last two years I've learned to decipher his name in almost any pronunciation, because on finding out that I'm an American, all other black people I meet, whether they are Arabic-speaking Moroccans in Casablanca, French-speaking African mobile-phone-store clerks in the outer boroughs of Paris, or thickly accented Jamaican black Brits, ask me eagerly about him.

He came up to me after the Techonomy event, and I was slightly worried he was about to yell at me for saying one of the presenting companies needed a better logo because you couldn't decipher its name.

To be fair, it's probably easier to go into a pub in Swansea and find Lee Trundle taking a piss than it is to decipher the name of the club's current shirt sponsor.

So only International Day Of Laziness stuck around, monikered soon just as IDOL by the lazy public (which of course didn't see the irony and was comfortable to not have to decipher the name further once it forgot the full version).

Decipher the name and city of the business.

Decipher the name and addresses of the businesses it has photo suggestions for.

Could someone decipher your name or initials easily by looking at it?

I T takes an artful reader to decipher some names.

They then deciphered his name from a section of hieroglyphics inside the tomb.

The trick is to decipher bird names from the early 19th century.