Sentence examples for has managed to translate from inspiring English sources

"Boris has managed to translate his independence into politics.

Despite the rhetoric, no previous Olympic or Paralympic host nation has managed to translate fleeting fervour into sustainable increases in participation.

Wheeldon has managed to translate the play's complex plot into dance, with a good deal of help from Bob Crowley's evocative designs.

And he has managed to translate them into one-liners for uptown audiences at Gotham Comedy Club, Caroline's and Comedy Cellar.

The other is that it coincides with a shift in both the culture of Australia and the composition of the continent's wildlife.The bronze-age Indus valley civilisation, which reached its peak of development between 2600BC and 1900BC, is less well-known to outsiders than its contemporaries in China and the Middle East, partly because no one has managed to translate its written records.

Since then, the company has managed to translate that video success to retail deals.

But few other start-ups have managed to translate their value into a $1 billion public offering.

Some regions, East Asia being the prime example, have managed to translate economic growth into not only growth in household income, but also marked improvements in, for lack of a better term, human development.

Many newspapermen dream of writing novels; most fail, while a lucky few have managed to translate their ability to tell a story with clear, simple prose into bona fide beach reads.

They've managed to translate their console and PC experience that dates back to 1994 over to the iPhone platform without overdoing it like others have, and just keeping things simple.

With the exception of Apple, no one has managed to truly translate success in one vertical into another.