Sentence examples for he translated to from inspiring English sources

His father was a construction manager who taught him how to box, to move in a graceful dancing way that he translated to skiing and golf and the fluid, dynamic qualities of his best designs.

His last name was Peri, which he translated to the Spanish form Pérez, but later changed it to Belgrano – literally "Fairwheat", a name that denoted good cereal production.

And the camera freezes the big man into a blurry image... and holds him there — the last of a breed, frozen on the misty edge of legend, and of history... Feo, fuerte y formal, which he translated to mean, "He was ugly, was strong and had dignity".

He did not remain there long, for he was translated to Rouen in late 1184.

(In surrealistic moments, he often reminds me of Neruda, whose poetry he has translated to great effect).

He really translates to a western culture.

That, he thinks, translates to more people in the seats.

I would speak English with the only Chinese manager who could speak English and then he would translate to his team and they would discuss among themselves.

"I lived in India, and there's an Indian word called tamasha," he said, which translates to "spectacle".

He translated literary works to encourage the use of the Tamil Language and spread Hindu Saiva principles.

I will examine the process by which he forged a working relationship with fear in the inter-war period, and how he translated this work to questions of home front anxiety in his role as an operational research officer.