Sentence examples for interpret one from inspiring English sources

That's how Mr. Bennett, near at the peak of his career at 80, chose to interpret one of Alan and Marilyn Bergman's most famous songs (one he first recorded in 1986) on Friday evening at the Allen Room in a concert celebrating the lyric writing team's 50-year collaboration.

Michael L. Katzev, an archaeologist who combined luck, scholarship and eight years of meticulous toil to raise, preserve and interpret one of the oldest and most intact seagoing cargo vessels ever discovered, died on Sept. 8 at his home in Southport, Me.

They understand and interpret one another and themselves differently, or not at all.

Taiwan insists the two sides agreed each could interpret "one China".

Yet it is also true that there is a beauty in high school: those long, exhausting hours full of other kids, everyone trying to interpret one another.

Each day the celebrants light a red, black or green candle in a holder called the Kinara and interpret one of the Nguzo Saba, Kwanzaa's seven principles.

A formation and decay of a charge transfer excited state between the delocalized π electrons of the carbon linker and the Si core excitons were proposed to interpret one-photon excitation.

"One card may be interpreted one thousand to two thousand times, depending on the reader," he said.

People are always interpreting one another.

How the teams subsequently interpreted one key point of the car design became crucial.

If the vast majority of characters were correctly interpreted one would expect the average index to approach 1.0.