Sentence examples for be translated into something from inspiring English sources

He knew instantly "it could be translated into something.

That interest transcends race and can be translated into something bigger.

but there comes a stage, as the forwards coach, Graham Rowntree, acknowledged, where the "fittest ever" gym banter has to be translated into something more tangible.

The right-wing talk-radio host Bob Grant used to call Governor Mario Cuomo "the sfaccimm" — an Italian epithet that Grant (whose given name was Robert Ciro Gigante) told me could be translated into something like "low-life," "heel," or "low-born".

"Even from the conversations I have had I think there is a sense of possibility but whether that sense of possibility can be translated into something, that is something that needs to be worked at and thought about over time," he said, after meeting the Israeli president, Shimon Peres.

By Philip Gourevitch January 2, 2015 The right-wing talk-radio host Bob Grant used to call Governor Mario Cuomo "the sfaccimm" — an Italian epithet that Grant (whose given name was Robert Ciro Gigante) told me could be translated into something like "low-life," "heel," or "low-born".

It was the final 10 minutes of the first half when the intangible was translated into something concrete.

The novel won the Booker Prize in Britain, and it has been translated into something like 20 languages.

At university, friends who had traveled in the United States came back with more detailed stories, not just of the friendliness of Americans but also of their hospitality (which, in our quaint English way, was translated into something close to gullibility).

Indeed, watching a Bollywood film can sometimes be a puzzling experience – English subtitles will occasionally disappear when a character speaks in English, or sometimes they too may have been "translated" into something approximating the original.

How that might have been translated into something longer-term, though, is difficult to envisage especially as there is evidence of a short-lived rise in the average temperature a little while after their arrival.On the other hand, if those arrivals had no long-term consequences, while the Mexican impact did, what was the difference between them?