Sentence examples similar to enigma to decode from inspiring English sources
The second detective story is the one that changed the course of WWII: Turing leading a group of men and one woman, played beautifully and heartbreakingly by Keira Knightley, to decode Enigma, the Nazi message machine that relayed their war strategy to the Nazi generals in the field.
His entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography notes that, "although he increasingly felt that Hut 6 was on the verge of losing the ability to decode Enigma, it held on until the end of the war, and this was due in no small part to his gifted leadership".
A boat voyage into the temperamental Arafura Sea to camp at Raragala (an improbably beautiful, unspoilt, humanly uninhabited island in the Wessels where Djalu lived as a young man) with the subject and some of his family will be among the final takes in what is effectively Strunin's quest to decode the Djalu enigma, and Guardian Australia is along for the ride.
To decode: Mona Lisa's eyes.
"He needed to decode it," Sue said.
The iconography is relatively easy to decode.
But they are expensive to decode.
I only watch the news to decode its cliches.
But I needed to decode the directions some more.
His UNPERU colleagues strove to decode this hydrocarbon Ragnarok.
