Sentence examples for has successfully translated from inspiring English sources
No other organization has successfully translated a comparable knowledge base into a professional development program like Schools Attuned.
His articles in the New Yorker are often admired by other journalists for their easy flow, colour and interviews, and he has successfully translated this into book form.
The caped crusader is the only one of the main trio whose dark and brooding nature has successfully translated to the modern era, while Marvel's more introspective roster from the later silver age of cinema offers heroes such as Iron Man and Spider-Man, whose quick-witted banter is perfectly suited to the zippy dialogue-infused style the studio has found most success with.
"All the TV writers I knew were like, 'Wow, if we could write for Rowan Atkinson, that would be the complete be-all and end-all,' " said Greg Daniels, the television producer who has successfully translated the BBC sitcom "The Office" into the American incarnation on NBC.
Although many challenges remain, rapid progress during 2004 2014 has successfully translated several engineered organs into the clinical setting, while for others, major headway has been made.
It is an unprecedented and frightening situation in a country that has a reputation as one of Africa's best-run economies — a rare place that has successfully translated its diamond wealth into genuine development — and one which illustrates how climate change is undermining progress and creating new challenges for societies in the developing world.
Having successfully translated his debut Starter For Ten into a film, his latest novel suggests more feelgood outings to the local picture house.
The company's founder, Jelon Vieira, who is credited with first bringing capoeira to the United States, in 1977, and other DanceBrazil choreographers have successfully translated the agile, catlike movements into highly entertaining, choreographed pieces for the stage.
But does the show's mainstream acceptance (to the extent that there is still an identifiable mainstream) mean that its producers have successfully translated Mr. Martin's stories for a larger audience not normally interested in fantasy?
Herceptin, Gleevec, and Iressa are the first examples of drugs which have successfully translated basic research on oncogenes into cancer therapeutics.
