Sentence examples for home translating from inspiring English sources

Equally at home translating poetry from many languages (he won the Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize for his version of Jean Racine's Phèdre), experimenting with concrete poetry, writing on topics from film to science fiction and in forms from sonnets to librettos, he was appointed the first Scots Makar (national poet of Scotland) in 2004 after serving as Glasgow's inaugural poet laureate.

Pullman also saw newly freed black people as a workforce whose skills serving the home translated to the services of his luxury trains.

Those forces, which include the broadest reach of any medium and the best presentation for advertising messages because they are transmitted inside the home, translate into more bang for the buck.

Because they fear that trying to find the homeless homes translates into raising the taxes they must render unto Caesar.

Ms. Foote has said in interviews that the play is derived from an interval decades ago when her father, who grew up in rural Texas, the setting for many of his own works, moved the family to New Hampshire, and his sense of the internal pressure building inside a home translates northward seamlessly.

For Lebrun, "Home" translates across borders, including his own, and across the work's particular subject of HIV/AIDS.

Mohammed has been helping the family resettle into a new home, translates for them, and makes them feel welcome in a country that has rejected him.

In addition to generating emotional and psychological advantages and permitting better control of symptoms, death at home translates to a reduction in hospital costs, which can result in a saving of some 4,000 € for hospital stays per patient [ 22].

The ambiguousness of "home" also translated into her musical development.

If not, why does declining violence at home not translate into less violence abroad?

And I thought to sit at home and translate it was more fun than playing with monkeys.