Sentence examples for do translate from inspiring English sources

"The larger trends that we are seeing do translate into second homes and investment properties in resort areas".

This, in fact, is what speculators are supposed to do: translate (however imperfectly) expectations about the future into today's price.

But the next year or two will determine whether he can do what ­Edison failed to do: translate his sweeping vision into historic business success.

Even if it is someday proven that the benefits do translate to humans, it might be just as effective to spend a couple of dollars at the cafe inside Kiehl's rather than loading up on the expensive lotions nearby.

Baffert and, before him, the Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas have demonstrated that the skills needed to get the bigger and faster quarter horses out of the gate for a short all-out sprint do translate to thoroughbreds.

Not everything in the remark was outrageous; American publishers do translate too few books from other languages into English — just three per cent of books published each year are translations.

She actually did translate words like "heuristics" for me.

Proximity does not necessarily translate to access, but it does translate to focus".

KMc: It really does translate very well.

It translates on the screen like nothing I have ever done translates on to a screen.

Our jokes don't translate.