Sentence examples for learns to decipher from inspiring English sources

The first example is when a student learns to decipher music purely by ear without any attention to note reading or music theory.

They learn to decipher the subtle difference between pain and injury.

He himself has learned to decipher "what is important and what peripheral".

Smith, still learning to decipher the multiple looks defenses are giving him, is finding Winslow when he is in doubt.

(The girls might, with effort, have learned to decipher their mother tongue, but they were far less likely than boys to know Latin).

Buy Shirley Hughes books at the Guardian bookshop "With picture books small children can see themselves as readers long before they have learned to decipher the text.

Decoding is drummed into small children so that most of them more or less learn to decipher the squiggles on the page.

Over the last year, more parents have joined workshops to learn to decipher budgets, interpret test scores and understand the structure of the school system.

The shapes indicate pitch, as in fa, so, la -- an innovation introduced by itinerant Colonial music teachers to make melodies accessible to singers who hadn't learned to decipher conventional lines and staves.

Ever since scholars learned to decipher more and more Maya glyphs, beginning in the 1970's, they have realized that the classical Maya elite were using their advanced writing system to record narratives of their rulers, wars and celebrations.

She had to sift through hordes of old probate records looking for furniture references; learn to decipher 17th-century English; persuade peevish collectors to let her in their houses to examine objects; and hope that the process would lead to fresh new information.