Sentence examples for interpreter out of from inspiring English sources

He went ahead and examined the woman, paying the interpreter out of his pocket.

DON Know it may be your legal responsibility to cover the costs, as outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Four years ago, a bleeding Afghan interpreter, Fazel, staggered out of an ambush in Ganjigal Valley in eastern Afghanistan.

Hait-Campbell views this pricing as competitive with that of an average interpreter, at around $60-$60-$100hour, but doesn't think MotionSavvy will put interpreters out of a job.

In one instance, I tried to help one of my interpreters fill out one of the several required forms.

The model of interviewing was subsequently changed to an active model, so that the interpreter carried out most of the interview, with the aim of improving the flow of interviews and making the interviews less burdensome.

Stewart and his Nicaraguan interpreter got out of the van.

Sure enough, he walks out of the interview half-way through, without warning - but returns a moment later with a glass of water for the interpreter.

On Wednesday, the family returned to immigration court for their next hearing and, through another interpreter, found out that the letter was an order of deportation for Laura.

However, there are thousands of interpreters out there who served bravely alongside American troops and who do deserve visas.

"He said, 'Oh, he wanted to kidnap you.' " (The interpreter talked him out of it).