Sentence examples for interpreted asked from inspiring English sources

Three years after she had borne a son, whom she named Samuel which is interpreted "Asked of God," a phrase that fits the meaning of Saul's name but may actually mean "El Has Heard"—Hannah took the boy to the shrine at Shiloh.

The well-meaning jail officials for whom I was interpreting asked specific questions about what the Chinese wanted, such as their preferred meal for Christmas.

In late 2011, Canadian researchers using a novel method of interpreting electroencephalograms asked 16 patients in an irreversible "vegetative" state to move their hands or toes.

"The proposals could be interpreted as asking banks to second-guess everything, even for secondary listing applicants with established track records of compliance overseas".

In Latvia, ordering a glass of water was sometimes interpreted as asking for a shot of vodka, while in Italy it became clear that drinking coffee was an art-form!

In his motion (see also below), Mr. Stolar wrote that the request for "any and all information" could be interpreted as asking for private messages between Mr. Harris and others, as well as a host of data collected by Twitter, including e-mail addresses and phone numbers used by Mr. Harris, Web pages he has visited and information about his physical location at different times.

Or it could be interpreted as asking whether Barasch had been given the go-ahead by the SEC to leave and join the firm.

Cognitive debriefing interviews involve incorporating follow-up questions in a field test interview to gain a better understanding of how patients interpret questions asked of them.

Five days before a referendum that many interpret as asking them whether they are prepared to accept more austerity as the price of remaining in the euro and EU, the yes camp is starting to getting its act together.

Example: Siri might interpret the ask for "Y Combinator" as "why contractor".

For example, the interpreter was asked to interpret all of the participants' answers and the researcher's questions.