Sentence examples for fresh interpreters from inspiring English sources

And although the core group was regularly augmented with young players, Bargemusic had ceased to be a place to discover fresh interpreters.

But he has also been involved lately in creating performable editions of his older works, and in a surge of events last week fresh interpreters put their own stamp on Mr. Ashley's music.

He is a thoughtful interpreter, with fresh ideas and a fluid yet focused technique, and as he demonstrated in concerts with his Bamberg ensemble at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon and Monday evening, he can confound expectations, even in programs that rest heavily on the commonplace.

He has been lucky in his sponsors (the English Stage Company), his director (Tony Richardson), and his interpreters: Mary Ure, Helena Hughes and Alan Bates give fresh and unforced performances, and in the taxing central role Kenneth Haigh never puts a foot wrong.

He writes deceptive themes that seem guileless on the surface but turn out to have harmonic twists that imply more unsettling stories beneath – and thereby open up a wealth of fresh options for the improvising interpreters who turn to his work so often.

An American major was killed and three American officers were wounded, along with their Afghan interpreter, in what fresh accounts from the Afghan and American officers who were there reveal was a complex, calculated assault by a nominal ally.

A pop-jazz singer still in the process of self-definition, Ms. Douglas (who echoes singers as different as Thelma Houston and Nancy Wilson) is a thoughtful, understated interpreter who brings a fresh viewpoint to most of what she sings.

This should give fresh urgency to the rights of asylum and residence of the interpreters in Iraq who risked their lives with the British over the past six years, and about which the government has been pretty mealy mouthed.

Which is a shame, for this was significant.In this section Fire and brimstone Fresh thought needed Naked ambition Laid bare Cry, beloved country Murky work ReprintsIts most influential interpreter was Voltaire.

Only grand meetings boast interpreters.

Not all interpreters deserve visas.