Sentence examples for has now translated from inspiring English sources

SayHi Translate, a $0.99 iOS app that focuses on machine translation, just announced that it has now translated over 10 million phrases since its launch just four weeks ago.

Tatar has now translated one of the tales, "King Goldenlocks," from Erika Eichenseer's 2010 compilation of Schönwerth's tales in German, "Prinz Rosszwifl".

Cook said in London the market had been cooling for several months "and is a real reflection of stretched affordability in the capital which has now translated into slowing house price growth which we expect to continue.

What once used to be a hunt for food, animals and shelter has now translated into a hunt for things like money, fancy objects and deals.

While speculation about the IPL's long-term viability drove prices down at the franchise auction, the league's early success has now translated to unrealistic valuations in the other direction.

The fact is that economic development has now translated to the development of more intensive ways of exploiting the natural environment.

You've now translated quite a few of Aira's stories, novellas, and novels.

The industry's failings have now translated into pain for the broader economy, the report said.

Beckett had now translated it and Albery wondered if I would like to do the English-language world premiere.

Studies in the laboratory with tamoxifen [ 16, 17] and raloxifene [ 18, 19] have now translated into clinical practice for either chemoprevention of breast cancer in high-risk women with tamoxifen [ 20, 21] or treatment of osteoporosis with prevention of breast cancer with raloxifene [ 22, 23].

Álvaro Enrique's Sudden Death won a major literary award in Spain a few years ago and has now been translated by Natasha Wimmer, translator of the masterpiece-turned-five-hour-play 2666 by Roberto Bolaño.