Sentence examples for he may translate from inspiring English sources

He may translate McAuliffe's longevity into votes if he's willing to outwork the long-seated incumbent.

"I know our graduating students were inspired by her passionate call to put their diplomas to work in the service of love and humanity," he continued, "so that they may translate their faith into action".

People moved off their land have long memories, and when political circumstances change they may translate those memories into action.

But even different human translators may translate a sentence in a slightly different way, with neither being wrong.

He added: "And that may translate into them saying, 'We can afford to cut our marketing budget and bring those dollars to the bottom line without hurting our sales goals.' " If Mr. Coen's newest forecast for 2007 of $290.3 billion proves accurate, it would represent an increase in ad spending of 3.1percentt from 2006.

The angle of deflection is reduced from the 90 to 110 degrees characteristic of a normal C.R.T. to 1 degree, he said, a change that may translate into considerable space saved on the desktop.

"It may translate into fewer stops," he said.

"It may translate into fewer stops," he said at a news conference later on Thursday.

His radical politics (recently he organized concerts demanding immigrants' rights) and outlandish artiness may translate as Gallic cool, but his music offers a continent of charm.

New manufacturing plants in the US may translate into more jobs for robots than humans.

But some community leaders worry that those plans may translate into little tangible gain.