Sentence examples for the first interpreter from inspiring English sources

Andronicus is the first interpreter who is known to have preferred the title Categories.

Austin, who teaches at the School of the Art Institute and the Museum of Contemporary Photography, was an apt choice for the first interpreter in residence, he adds.

The first interpreter is "Rebecca," a young woman who told of the dangers runaway slaves encountered.

The first interpreter training program began in 1969, and it was not until the 1980s that interpreter training programs became widespread.

Marvellous, isn't it?" Captain Sir Edward Hulse reported how the first interpreter he met from the German lines was from Suffolk where he had left his girlfriend and a 3.5 hp motorcycle.

"When the visitors come to the site, they're told that they'll be meeting characters along a wooded trail". The first interpreter is "Rebecca," a young woman who told of the dangers runaway slaves encountered.

Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown went on to discuss the second "Interpreter" screenplay, the shooting script.

This vision of destruction so terrifies him, he runs to his sister, Geshtin-anna, the first dream interpreter, for solace.

Reyner Banham, the first great interpreter of Los Angeles building, once said, "Architecture is that which changes land use".

A whole dynasty of Burbages was hatched, matched and despatched in the parish, including Richard Burbage, the first great interpreter of Richard III, Hamlet, Othello, Lear and many other plum parts.

I set "The Namesake" outside Boston, for example, and even some of the stories in the first book, "Interpreter of Maladies," while I picture them in my head in Rhode Island, I don't say that they are, so the setting could be Connecticut, it could be Massachusetts, it could be Rhode Island.