Sentence examples for interpret the lines from inspiring English sources

So much so it is incredibly difficult to interpret the lines of command.

It had a cartoon of a mining car filled with nuggets of something oddly brown that are either shining or stinking, depending on how you interpret the lines radiating from it.

Interpret the lines of the palm.

When Tom says "there's a storm brewing" the film wants us to interpret the line as more than an assessment of the weather.

He welcomed a British writer, Stephen Watts, who read a poem called "Birds of East London" that was translated simultaneously by a young Syrian poet who somehow managed to quickly interpret the line "when you see that kestrel pinioned on its wing-bone".

While the strain levels were easy to interpret, the line gave little information of the strain distribution.

Even so, to keep the timing precise, the actors had to wear earpieces during shooting — listening to their original improvisation, to match their exact rhythm, while interpreting the lines differently.

Dave Heaton of PopMatters interpreted the lines "And there she goes, so perfectly / The kind of flawless I wish I could be" to address Swift's ideal of perfection and her attempting to meet it, but not succeeding, a predominant theme on Fearless.

It sounds very much like a threat, but some have interpreted the line in a less complicated way.

"It comes down to driving style and the way the driver interprets the line and the corner," he added.

The brain interprets the line nearer the apparent horizon as farther away and therefore longer than the other identical line.