Sentence examples for because it translates from inspiring English sources

His art captivates us because it translates romanticism into a modern language.

"It's a bit of a retailer's dream because it translates into multiple sales," Mr. Burke said.

You want radiance on the red carpet, to make your skin look alive, not dead, because it translates to photos.

"The Police Department is a very angry work force, and that is something that should concern people, because it translates into hostile interactions with people".

Nicolelis calls the device a brain-machine-brain interface, because it translates brain activity into movement while sending information on texture back into the brain.

Hermaphrodite: finalist for the 2016 Olympics, with the slogan "Let Friendship Shine" (the original slogan, "Stir the Soul," was discarded because it translates in too many languages as "Stir Your Insides").

We called our flagship program Panim el Panim, not only because it translated as "face to face" but also because the use of that phrase in the Bible is restricted to the encounter with God.

Because of its name (it translates to "Great Britain"), European design and esteemed 200-seat French-style restaurant, it quickly became popular with rich Europeans traveling to the area to explore business opportunities.

"The most important vote of this decade is going to be China because it clearly translates into investment, new markets, jobs," said Dave McCurdy, a former House Democrat who is the president of the Electronic Industries Alliance, a major high-technology trade group.

High availability is an essential factor for mission-critical, real-time, and commerce applications because it directly translates to revenue and site traffic.

At $200 million, Coors' ad budget is half that of Anheuser's, but because of its smaller volume, it translates into $8.69 a barrel to Anheuser's $4.03.