Sentence examples for equivalents for from inspiring English sources
Chinese equivalents for the books' quirky names and magical incantations were decided by committee.
Russia has masculine and feminine equivalents for jobs, so the word for actor is aktyor.
The production finds haunting visual equivalents for the isolating effects of grief.
Box office has now been higher than year-prior equivalents for 15 consecutive weekends.
What one notices first is Crimp's ingenuity in finding modern equivalents for Sophocles' mythic events.
TV is TV, and TV Man wants visual equivalents for every "it" and "the".
Answer: There are mouse and keyboard equivalents for the touch gestures.
The equivalents for "inferior writer" mentioned above, for instance, all flourished in Shakespeare's day.
Early translators employed Daoist expressions as equivalents for Buddhist technical terms.
It just gives simple Latin equivalents for some hard Greek words, which are followed by advice for curing sick cows.
And at Chisenhale Dance Space, three different works find modern equivalents for the ballet's themes of violence and sacrifice.
