Sentence examples for has quickly translated from inspiring English sources

After years of disconnected policies, Saudi Arabia is now working with Qatar, Turkey and Jordan to better coordinate their support for the rebels opposing President Assad, and this has quickly translated into significant gains on the ground in recent weeks.

All his books since his 1970 book of stories, Nightlines, have been quickly translated into French and he has both a widespread academic and general readership there.

The Chinese version, which is translated as Washington Observer Weekly, has quickly broken into major, government-controlled publications, which are generally forbidden to use news from abroad.

Litigation has quickly followed.

The treatise was quickly translated into German and it seems to have played an important role in the development of German historicism (Reill 1992 in Gayon et al, 1992).

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His novels were then quickly translated into many languages.

After that debut, his novels and plays were quickly translated and reviewed in England and America.

Mr. Giuliani's commands are, as usual, quickly translated into action.

The markets optimism quickly translated into soaring share prices.

Those contracts quickly translated into jobs in Lancaster.