Sentence examples for now translating from inspiring English sources

And Alma's mother, Charlotte, is now translating the novel for an unknown correspondent.

There are tens of thousands of people now translating in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan for example.

He has gained enormous support through his satirical protests about the corrupt nature of the Italian government, which he is now translating into actual votes.

This is now translating into rising wage pressures and growing talk from Bank of England officials that interest rate rises may not be that far away".

Small shelves are filled with books — "Studies in Lowland Scots," "Famous Dogs in Fiction" — relevant to "Bob, Son of Battle," a children's book, published in 1898, that she read as a child and is now "translating" from tricky Victorian English into language a present-day Brearley girl could manage.

In the pharmaceuticals sector, a storm of social pressures over the last decade stemming from issues such as public perceptions of excessive prices charged for HIV drugs in developing countries, for example—are now translating into a general (and sometimes seemingly indiscriminate) toughening in the regulatory environment.

(2013), now translated into seventeen languages.

Now, translate your secret into Mandarin.

Now translated, they are set for an international launch.

Her magazine is now translated into more than 20 languages.

Sales in euros now translate into fewer dollars.