An American born and raised in Britain, Bernard Knox led a life as richly textured as the classics he interpreted for modern readers.
Fernando Deluz, a D.J. who was passing by the gas station, said he interpreted for the swimmers, none of whom speak Portuguese, in an effort to prevent the situation from escalating.
She switches seamlessly in and out of languages when she interprets for others.
He's a physical performer and very intuitive in the way that he interprets roles, and for me those qualities work brilliantly in Shakespeare.
He experiences a flashback to the death of a girl named Maria, begging him to fulfill an unspecified promise, which he interprets as a promise for revenge.
Obama's speech will be closely examined for how he interprets the meaning of the march and how he deals with problems that most afflict African Americans without appealing for solutions considered racially based.
In his Long Commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics, Book Lam, for example, he interprets Aristotle's God as an ultimate final cause of motion, not a creative agent (Genequand 1984).
He can't walk, or talk, and is painfully thin, but he can wave his arms, roll around and makes noises, all of which his mother, Ableh, interprets for me: "He's frustrated that he can't speak"; "He want to go with you to explore the camp".
