Sentence examples for interest in translating from inspiring English sources

"The book has already been translated into German and Italian and there has been interest in translating it into English, but publishers were waiting for the outcome of the case.

Joseph Kubera, a pianist, will play Ms. Spiegel's works for solo piano with algorithmic video accompaniment, in keeping with Ms. Spiegel's interest in translating auditory phenomena into visual art.

Within recent years there has been a peak interest in translating fluorescent nanotechnology onto paper-based platforms for chemical and biological sensing, as a simple, low-cost, disposable alternative to conventional silicone-based microfluidic substrates.

Dr. Noam has a strong interest in translating research and innovation to support resilience in youth in educational settings.

At the University of Rwanda, Stefan researches in Global Mental Health, with a particular interest in translating successful local African practices and solutions into an academic framework.

There is increasing interest in translating our current understanding of the tumor microenvironment to the development of novel therapies.

"These prizes celebrate the best of the work of literary translators, and at the same time generate further interest in translated books and literary translation," explains the society's awards secretary, Paula Johnson.

The new interest in translated literature in the English-speaking world – with initiatives such as August's Women in Translation Month – is nothing novel to Novey, who since childhood has known her sights were set on a global conversation well beyond American "MFA culture".

One measure of the lack of interest in translated literature from both government and the industry is that Britain is the only country in Europe that doesn't produce any statistics on translation.

I would not, I daresay, have been interested in translating the "Fifty Shades" version of the same narrative.

In the mid-1980's, the editors of "The Norton Anthology of English Literature" asked Heaney if he would be interested in translating the Old English (or Anglo-Saxon) of "Beowulf" into modern English verse.