Sentence examples for desert translating from inspiring English sources

This meant that instead of boarding a fast boat he would be taking a plane owned by SakOil into the desert, translating him ever closer to heaven.

Pilinszky's poem "The Desert of Love", translated by Hughes and János Csokits and published in Modern Poetry in Translation in 1970, ends memorably: "Years are passing, and years.

But others say that is just an urban legend translated into desert lore.

His new book of verse, "Poems from the Desert," has just been translated.

Go far enough and you can escape the entire modern world, as in the Libyan Tuareg writer Ibrahim al-Koni's desert fable "Gold Dust" (translated by Elliott Colla; American University in Cairo; $17.95), in which a man trades his wife and son for a beloved camel, and the engrossed reader feels no doubt that he has chosen well.

Yuri continues to translate, "The desert has claimed many lives, but tonight we will make it across the border!" "We are no aliens, we are humans too.

MC Liaison: First and foremost, I'm Tohono O'odham (pronounced tone-OH-tum) which translates to desert people, and is the second largest tribe next to the Navajo in the so-called US.

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The Monegros desert and its saline wetlands, called saladas (literally translated as "the salties"), are a unique European landscape of great scientific and ecological value.

Its drinking district, Saiwaicho — which translates to happy town — was largely deserted one recent weeknight.