Sentence examples for had interpreted at from inspiring English sources

Mr Jantjie claimed that he had undergone a year of training at a school in Cape Town and pointed out he had interpreted at several occasions in the past.

On 13 December 1562, Mary sent for Knox again after he gave a sermon denouncing certain celebrations which Knox had interpreted as rejoicing at the expense of the Reformation.

— Earlier this week, I wrote about how St . Louis Countyprosecutors were threatening to join the police union, a move that most have interpreted as a collective nose-thumbing at newly elected, reform-minded prosecutor Wesley Bell.

Executives at both CBS and Warner Brother had interpreted it that way.

"The comments indicated that the situation is not as dire as the bond market had interpreted," said Ken Anderson, who invests $35 billion at Evergreen Asset Management in White Plains.

Mr. Caruso said a Merrill Lynch sales agent at the lunch had interpreted his comments as a sign he would cut his forecasts and had alerted institutional investors, including some at Merrill Lynch's asset management division.

I think she might have interpreted that at a certain point".

Now, some have interpreted this business at Harvard as yet another battle in the culture wars, that hoary phrase.

"He's not a political risk taker, but he's nobody's lackey," said Eric Abrahamsen, a literary translator who has interpreted for Mo at several events.

In a related yet dissonant vein, Laura Wexler's explores how Kate Chopin might have interpreted imperial spectacles at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair through the lens of the intimate affections and violences she experienced in the slave-holding South.

It's one of her first videos -- though she appears to have interpreted bad-assery at rock concerts before -- but we can tell she's going to be an internet sensation.