Sentence examples for art translate from inspiring English sources

In Ugandan facilities where new patients initiating per month had stabilised to <5% adults on ART (so most CD4s would be used for monitoring) the ratio of numbers of CD4 tests to adults on ART translate into an estimated 4/12 facilities doing sufficient CD4s for 6-monthly monitoring of adults on ART, 3/12 for annual monitoring, 2/12 for 2-yearly monitoring and 3/12 for less frequent monitoring.

Yasmina Reza's Art, translated from the French by Christopher Hampton, is sharp, witty and clever.

By Robert Walser September 30, 2015 This piece was drawn from "Looking at Pictures," a collection of Robert Walser's writings on art (translated by Susan Bernofsky, Lydia Davis, and Christopher Middleton), which is out in November from New Directions.

A recently published book by Mr. Marshall, "Nickel Plated Angels" (Gingko Press, 2003), includes his own photographs of his street art, which looks impressive, though of the four artists in this attractive and promising show, his machine-tooled art translates most convincingly to gallery scale.

Fluent in German, Italian and French, Ms. Haddad was one of the country's leading practitioners of her art, translating and simplifying librettos, with the words then displayed for audience members who chose to use the system -- an innovation at the Met in 1995.

LIBRE organized artists from around the world to come together and discuss how their 'street art' translated across boarders and in environments displaced from their urban roots.

His central questions are "How do you value art?" and "How do you ensure that the value of art can translate into the notion of making a living on art?" So far, so good.

Simon Lee Gallery, W1, Thu to 9 Jan OB Questions about how art translates from one society to another are raised in the work of the Cuba-born, Germany-based Diango Hernández.

For example, a love for reading or art could translate to a book club or art association membership, and an interest in music could lead to an evening at the symphony with friends.

"Masterpieces of art can translate nature for us," she says.

Hopkins's seriousness of purpose is evident, too, in his choice of the word "art" to translate "apparatus", rather than the more usual "ostentation".