Sentence examples for has interpreted for from inspiring English sources

"It's the sign of recognition the country has been waiting for for years," says Eric Abrahamsen, a Beijing-based translator who has interpreted for the author at events.

"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.

Almodóvar is deaf in one ear, and Marcantonio, a film professor at George Mason University, who has interpreted for him since the 2004 film "Bad Education," knew to stand on his left.

The latest numbers, as one analyst from Electronic Entertainment Design and Research has interpreted for us, suggest that Guitar Hero sales may have peaked.

He has interpreted for popes, presidents, but no crowned heads.

Since Hussein was known to have interpreted for American soldiers at the start of the war, he said, his name had long been on the Mahdi Army's blacklist.

On Monday, the Pentagon, which had hosted the signing ceremony in its Hall of Heroes, announced a hasty plan to pull together the names of Iraqis who had interpreted for U.S. forces, so that the White House could exempt them from the ban.

Mr. Champion normally would have interpreted for the lead character Chuck Baxter Sean Hayess), but he has been easing back his workload — he was signing for some of the supporting characters, while two others signed for the main characters — as he confronts personal hardship.

52.2% of respondents reported having interpreted for a patient at some time in the past, most often for English, German, Spanish and Italian.

"But what the statute has meant, and the way EPA has interpreted it for 40 years is as the best system for controlling emissions from an individual power plant".

The content of those recordings, including a reference to "stuffed sheep," a phrase Abdullah's team has interpreted as code for ballot stuffing, became fodder for Friday's protesters, many of whom displayed signs depicting Amarkhail with sheep.