Sentence examples for decipher the words from inspiring English sources

The reader is allowed to decipher the words, because they are crossed out, but not erased.

I heard "... you'll never be at peace," but couldn't quite decipher the words before that.

Because it's not only books that are barred to those who can't decipher the words.

It's good fun to run the player and try to decipher the words in question.

He looked at Rumi, who was staring at the floor, waiting for him to decipher the words.

The ear-splitting music filled the room — a fast, grinding guitar accompanied by a voice so low and growling that it was impossible to decipher the words.

It quickly became obvious when I managed to decipher the word "piss".

It quickly became obvious, however, when I managed to decipher the word "piss".

I wish the writers had found another way to decipher the Word of God (couldn't Cas have done it?) so that the prophet wasn't necessary at all -- better to never introduce him than to just have him present for the sake of it.

For centuries, their contents were a mystery because of the difficult of deciphering the words, written in ink made from blackened soot, from the surrounding papyrus, which was the same colour and texture having been incinerated by the volcanic fallout.

Still, I got a shock when, gazing at CNBC as the incline on the treadmill's "random" program steepened brutally, I deciphered the words "Brazil's Investing Thrill" running across a screen.