Sentence examples for got to translate from inspiring English sources

Viewer loyalty has got to translate into advertising opportunities".

If the film is to be anything other than a news story that fades, it's got to translate into political action.

Finally, if the movies and television are going to be mining the great works of antiquity and antiquity itself for story ideas, someone's got to translate them for the consumers of popular culture.

We're all equally as excited and that's got to translate in the music.

Facebook got an awesome team of developers and product people, while FriendFeed got to translate some of what they were doing to a service with a reach as large as any on the web.

Protests are great, but they've got to translate.

Finally, after ten years of speaking on the transatlantic phone using all the Chicago Italian waiters and barbers I could get to translate for me, he relented and sold it to me for $4,000".

(We hope she gets to translate that into her royal wardrobe).

A pinnacle part of this experience was doing these things and getting to translate them through our finger tips".

Unlike competitors that use  WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get), LeadPages does not have to translate into HTML.

"What we've got to do is translate talk into action, and feeling into reality; I have a long record of doing that".