Sentence examples for it all translates from inspiring English sources

But on the road it all translates into a working drivetrain.

And then, for readers who like multimedia, an exercise on how it all translates to violence and, in the rebels' hopes, to the cost, literally, of tactical success.

Using the abbreviation for an improvised explosive device, he said, "Every time we go outside the wire and react to an I.E.D. or small-arms fire, it all translates to what we did in the simulator".

"It all translates into what appears to be a slower expectation of economic growth," Mr. Page said, adding that the city did not need a big reduction in revenues "to end up having it cost a lot of money".

Listeners can judge for themselves how well it all translates in just such a space, as Mr. Haimovitz performs at the Knitting Factory on Sunday night and on April 2. JEREMY EICHLER.

The current geopolitical instability isn't helping matters, and most of the close watchers of the shiny yellow metal say it all translates into a bright future for gold.

The Earth and its inhabitants are facing planetary catastrophe, caused by "six billion people, and every one of them trying to have it all", which weirdly translates into a succession of blights, trashing the world's crops and sucking the oxygen out of the atmosphere.

He then translated it all into huge projections and constructions like the closet of Amneris, the jilted Egyptian princess, above.

We translated it all into gibberish and new varieties of junk food.

That they are after technology, stealing, transferring it, all these negative things that translate into [a view] that this is a country that doesn't play by the rules".

It will all translate on Saturdays".