Sentence examples for time deciphering from inspiring English sources
The players, at first, had a hard time deciphering his rapid-fire, gravelly delivery.
"Mr. Puricelli's lack of care caused the court and, I am sure, defense counsel, to spend an inordinate amount of time deciphering the arguments".
Wilson's set drew the largest crowd of the weekend, but it was obvious that most young fans had a difficult time deciphering Wilson himself, who sat at a piano, sometimes sang off-key, and otherwise appeared uncomfortable.
Historical linguists are sometimes thought to spend their time deciphering unknown scripts and languages, although in reality most of them just look at the history of perfectly well-understood tongues.
That does not mean that car lovers like Mr. Cuomo might welcome more drivers on the road who have a hard time deciphering a sign warning that their lane was ending.
For anyone who has a hard time deciphering exactly how the candidates differ on Social Security reform and mandatory testing, for anyone who believes that the two privileged, middle-aged sons of powerful political families are more alike than opposite, the sartorial display on Tuesday probably wasn't decisive.
In a scientific first, and a coup for science in Brazil, a team of more than 200 researchers there has for the first time deciphered the complete DNA sequence of an organism that causes a plant disease.
Employing subcellular fractionation to assess endosomal trafficking of KSHV, the present study, for the first time, deciphers a role for DLD-binding α9β1 integrin in regulating KSHV entry.
The hardest thing about catching a pitcher for the first time is deciphering his patterns, Widger said.
One of childhood's milestones was learning how to tell time by deciphering the relationship between the clock's big hand and its little hand.
It was the work of an editor who sorted through this considerable mass of material, an editor who probably spent as much time collecting, deciphering and organizing these missives as Lowell did writing them.
