Sentence examples for had been interpreting from inspiring English sources

Johnny Damon, who played for the Athletics then, absolved Tejada by saying observant opponents had been interpreting Tejada's inadvertent cues.

Festival director Thierry Frémaux dismissed the idea of an anti-flats policy as "unfounded", although it is clear that the festival's security staff (who are sometimes prone to come down hard) had been interpreting dress codes in their own way.

QUESTION FROM JAMES SMITH: You write: "The Supreme Court stepped into the case even though the Florida Supreme Court had been interpreting Florida law; the majority found a violation of the rights of George W. Bush, a white man, to equal protection when these same Justices were becoming ever more stingy in finding violations of the rights of African-Americans".

Hardworking, unselfconsciously bright and habitually courageous, he had been interpreting for the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) for two years by the time we met, which meant that he had a lot more experience of life at the sharp end of an insurgency than did I or many of the other soldiers.

The call, Ryan realized, had been interpreted two ways.

Sensing his hesitation had been interpreted as cowardice, Boris made a move 10 minutes later.

Herzog claimed that his comment had been interpreted incorrectly, but the damage was done.

Roux dismissed the charges against the church, which he said had been "interpreted out of context".

Some have been interpreting this transition as a reason for Serlet's departure.

Scientists have been interpreting their research with dance for much longer than you might think.

Miles speaks French, German, Italian and Russian, and has been interpreting for 30 years.