Sentence examples for To translate well from inspiring English sources

It's not going to translate well in the media.

They have scale in most countries, started early and their channels tend to translate well".

Including children in this womenswear show is likely to translate well to social media.

But the literary genre's more cerebral material doesn't seem to translate well to the budgetary and mental constraints of the small screen.

And it popularized short-attention-span creations like music videos and created artful station breaks that at least seem likely to translate well in an on-the-fly wireless world.

My father greeted him with a booming "Good Morning, America!" and spent afternoons teaching him knucklebones, a marble game my father had played as a boy on the riverbanks of Kurdistan but that seemed to translate well enough to wall-to-wall carpet.

The timeless moment is again caught with great skill in his sonnet "A Venetian Pastoral by Giorgione in the Louvre"—the most successful of his highly original attempts to translate well-known paintings into verse.

Ms. Platt was known for her ability to spot things that would translate well to the screen.

If there are many diagonal lines, they should slant up and to the right, these will translate well to needlepoint.

Methods developed to activate mouse embryos do not translate well to rat embryos.

"The Clockwork Angels world is so vivid and fantastical it seemed obvious to me from the outset that it would translate well to the comics medium," says Anderson.