Sentence examples for interpreter something from inspiring English sources

Mr. Phan has won high praise as a major new Britten interpreter, something he highlights, as he should, on his Web site.

Whether the composer was Bach or Davidovsky, the cellist proved to be a reliable technician and, as an interpreter, something of an intellectualist.

Don't ask the interpreter's opinion, tell the interpreter not to interpret something you've said, or look at the interpreter when you're talking.

DON Understand that although ASL interpreters aim to provide objective interpretations, they are Deaf culture allies and will advocate for the deaf client as needed. .

And then the interpreter said something Hollywood could barely believe.

As they turn to leave, the eagle-eyed interpreter spots something suspicious.

But it had been a long afternoon, and part of him had a stubborn attachment to "The Interpreter" in something like its original form.

In both movies Herzog structures the material, and, above all, acts as its interpreter, discovering something visionary in another film-maker's work.

And the parable is a horrifying one because it places such an unspeakable pressure on the interpreter to produce something, to show something for himself at the end of the day.

"Medical care is an important thing, and you don't want an interpreter to get something wrong".

It's harder to talk via an interpreter … demands something from us (care staff) too, because it takes much longer and you can't say much … at a time … then you have to find a simpler way to explain (I:4:).