Sentence examples for interprets at from inspiring English sources

There's a tender and avuncular note in his relationship with the younger Iranian musicians for whom he testifies and interprets at their asylum hearings.

I interpreted at the Brics conference".

These are concepts that are interpreted at the council's discretion.

Interpreted at the other extreme and a dangerous level of nationalistic jingoism feels uncomfortably tangible.

Burnham's big idea – "aspirational socialism" – is too oblique to try to interpret at this point.

Impossible to interpret at the time, the match would prove significant on the field as well as off it.

That was interpreted at the time as being support for a hike to £7 an hour from October.

"This is certainly a significant find," Dr. Mattos said, "but it's hard to interpret at this point".

"Everyone knows it's preliminary and impossible to interpret at this point," Dr. Whalen said of the studies.

Interpreting at village meetings or during interrogations of Taliban prisoners, Shinwari made no effort to hide his face.

This pays for staff to interpret at 11,000 meetings a year and to translate more than 1.3m pages of text.