Sentence examples for interpret one of 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.

A33 OBITUARIES A38-39 Micharchaeologist An archaeologist who spent eight years of meticulous toil to raise, preserve and interpret one of the oldest and most intact seagoing cargo vessels ever discovered, he was 62. A39 Arsacio Vanegas A popular wrestler in the 1950's who helped train Fidel Castro's revolutionaries, he was 79.

Leland suggested that David interpret one of his drawings, so with a giant mug and a ton of coffee, David brought this to life.

My previous roles have given me the technical and managerial skills to help the brilliant team at Captricity unlock, analyze and interpret one of the most important sources of rich information: paper.

However, Curtis et al recommend including pathologic fractures in the definition of osteoporosis-related fractures because physicians can interpret one of the pathologic processes to be osteoporosis [ 24].

He interprets one of the more generous strike zones in the majors, and he gave a few fringe benefits to Johnson and Pettitte.

The former Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, unleashed a detailed critique of the way in which the courts have been interpreting one of the most far-reaching laws introduced by the last Labour government.

One work stood out, a series of short films called Human Tide that interprets one of Duchamp's art pieces into a kilometer-long stretch of light painting, suspended across the Bay. .

Zhang et al. [ 27] suggested that there were two subclades of A. fuliginea, and interpreted one of the subclades (A. sp. 4 in Figures  1 and 2) as a different population or a cryptic species of A. fuliginea.

A mathematically clear connection between variational models and nonlinear diffusion filters is presented that allows to interpret one approach as an approximation of the other, and vice versa.