Sentence examples for to decipher a from inspiring English sources

They were trying to decipher a quote.

You have to find a way to decipher a role.

It was even possible to decipher a lyric or two.

Twenty-eight years is not enough time to decipher a legacy that spans nearly a century.

We are clearing space – but we have yet to decipher a way to build on it.

Why should we peer into display cases to decipher a brief note from Harriet Beecher Stowe?

So even a brand-new admissions officer has the tools to decipher a seemingly cryptic transcript.

They have so many inside jokes that listening to them can be like trying to decipher a code.

Dickens's merit being, for the moment, stipulated, it is the business of a literary scholar to decipher a text.

Just next door, in the XL Gallery's expo space, visitors try to decipher a red L.E.D. ticker whose corporate stock quotes suddenly morph into phrases from "Hamlet".

Meanwhile, she was trying to decipher a worrisome report indicating that a CT scan had found minute lesions on her spleen.