Sentence examples for it translates out from inspiring English sources

"It translates out into the grass-roots energy," said AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, whose union will be organizing workers across the country in tandem with the campaign.

It has now been steered toward the non-issue of the burqa, which translates out into an argument, internally splitting both the right and left, on whether there should be a parliamentary resolution or a law prohibiting it.

They got the buttons right, the camera on the back, and a 4.3 inch screen, which translates out to 800×480.

This adds tens of billions more to the economy which translates out to job growth.

If it's said — I haven't seen it — if it's there it's a bad translation, and it is translated out of context and they are using it.

"If it's there," he said, "it's a bad translation, and it's translated out of context".

That bit of warmth, I think, translates out.

"Then we would bring it back to Nairobi and have it translated, and it would turn out that the entire scene was about feeding the cow".

When award-winning director Julie Taymor takes on a new project, it typically translates to sold-out shows.

There's a great deal of richness, detail, and context that gets lost when a piece of literature is translated out of its mother tongue.

And although about 10 times as many books get translated out of English than into it – we are an insular linguistic community – we must salute the ingenuity of the translator's art.