Sentence examples for offered to interpret from inspiring English sources

Urbanity (until it was interrupted by her strangulation) marked both their brief meetings — the first at the Hôtel Ambassador, when Weidmann, presenting himself with what Miss De Koven's aunt, Miss Ida Sackheim, afterward described as the most gracious smile she ever saw, offered to interpret for the two ladies, who were with difficulty trying to locate a friend in the building.

Finally, as Mr. Lataste called for a local government official to come to the scene, a young man suggested that people would better understand and accept the instructions in Creole — though most speakers can understand French, it is not their native language — and offered to interpret.

As part of a metaphysical series to complement the exhibition, Dawn Joly, a medium from Nesconset, will lead a tour of the collection May 24 and also offer to "interpret" objects brought in by those in attendance.

A war crimes trial at the Old Bailey collapsed last year and has had to be rescheduled because of problems over the quality of interpreting offered to the defendant, a Nepalese army officer.

I was hooked with just one book; I felt that Ferrante's Italian story offered clues to interpreting my Italian-American story and I wanted to shout her (pseudo) name from the rooftops.

To date, there has been little investigation of the expectations that students bring to OCW tasks and of how they interpret the OCW affordances offered to them.

10 It was uncertain whether advice had been offered to but not received or retained by participants, and there seemed to be a significant gap between information offered and what was received and interpreted by these participants.

Bhāvavevika's Tarkajvālā 3.26 offers three ways to interpret the compound paramārtha "ultimate domain" or "ultimate object" literally.

The PNN offers a way to interpret the network's structure in the form of a probability density function and it is easy to implement.

So, understanding the determinants of variation in species richness and how it is, in turn, influenced by grazing can offer a framework to interpret and manage highly variable impacts of herbivores on grazing ecosystems.

It is shown how the proposed design method resembles the solution of a competing H∞ design and offers the ability to interpret H∞ centralized control solutions, and understand the tradeoffs inherent in such a design.