Sentence examples for if translating from inspiring English sources
Later, the performers elicited daubs of tone from conventional instruments, as if translating those found objects into spectral music.
If translating documents seems the kind of thing a lawyer might help you do, that's true, but defendants in immigration court do not have the right to lawyers.
If translating research into positive gains in health status is accepted as a criterion for excellence, GHR needs to develop, apply and evaluate means to demonstrate the value of new knowledge and to discover ways to implement findings in a timely and effective manner.
He was barely out of sight when Peter enunciated "Yin yang?" as if translating from the Chinese.
"My heart became attached to them," he said of the Taliban, as if translating from a finer, more eloquent language than the one to which he was born.
Pi has been calculated out to over a trillion digits, and is thought to contain-if translated to alphanumeric--every possible word, sentence and book.
Ultimately, as Professor R. Sargent pointed out, it would be better if translated in "Scientific Engineering".
In several "self-portrait" poems the lyric "I" emerges as if translated into a common yet foreign language.
If translated, this transcript would generate a truncated polypeptide of around 33.7 kDa, containing the AP2 domain.
The name of this establishment is rather odd: If translated literally, mikka bozu means "three-day Buddhist priest".
Dr. Ferguson of the Council on Foreign Relations said that Iran's technical advance, if translated into a military missile, might put a warhead within range of southern Europe, including Turkey, Greece and Italy.
