Sentence examples for she interpreted to from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Putin, who had previously been perched in Irina Rodnina's lap waiting for that model Tyra Banks to ask him about his ripped pectorals again, shot Courtney what she interpreted to be a "thank you for inviting me" look.

Another respondent said she saw a sign by a field in the early days of land application near her home, but at the time she did not understand the terms on the sign, such as "biosolids," "residuals," and "Nutriblend," which she interpreted to mean they were "applying vitamins".

In September, Colleen A. Goggins, a Johnson & Johnson executive in charge of the company's consumer product division, said she planned to retire next year, an announcement that some Wall Street analysts interpreted to mean she was taking the fall for McNeil's problems.

This was interpreted to mean that she was winding down her opera career though she would continue to perform concerts.

She said Pascual did not elaborate on his remark, but she interpreted it to mean hotels would embrace collective bargaining agreements in order to pay less.

Somehow, she interpreted this to include her boyfriend, his three daughters and their significant others.

She interpreted that to mean "dead on arrival".

For example, if one scored 5 out of 14, (36%), he/she was interpreted to have poor knowledge, 9 out of 14 (64%), was interpreted to have good knowledge while if he/she scored 10 out of 14 (71%), the knowledge was interpreted as excellent.

She was shocked; she interpreted the question to mean that she had been identified as someone who was dying, and she did not think of herself that way.

When issuing new ferry safety rules yesterday, Ms. Weinshall said she interpreted the procedures to require the presence of both the captain and assistant captain in the pilothouse during docking.

And she interpreted my "What?!" to mean that I didn't understand her the first time.