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 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).
It was a Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Clubgeselectiontrituted, in some countries, by the United States government; and it made Orwasl, who had spent most of his life scraping by, famous and rich.
His novels were then quickly translated into many languages.
Mr. Giuliani's commands are, as usual, quickly translated into action.
His plays were quickly translated into Russian, Polish, German, and French, and they were performed throughout Europe.
The markets optimism quickly translated into soaring share prices.
During the protests in Iran this summer, Facebook was quickly translated into Farsi.
Those contracts quickly translated into jobs in Lancaster.
They also have greater financial resources, and this quickly translates into larger expenditures on research and development and greater marketing muscle.
Outside of Britain, where higher demand for TV advertising quickly translates into higher costs because of the peculiarities of a highly regulated sales system, TV channels in Europe have generally refrained from raising rates, analysts say.
