Sentence examples for read and translated from inspiring English sources

Fuller was fluent in German, among other languages, and read and translated Goethe.

On a recent Sunday, as part of a graduation ceremony, six students read and translated "The Sabbath Caftan," a Yiddish folk tale.

Shelley kept careful records of the books she read and translated, naming title after title and compiling a list each year — Milton, Goethe, Rousseau, Ovid, Spenser, Coleridge, Gibbon, and hundreds more, from history to chemistry.

His most widely read and translated works include the Knut Toring trilogy (1935 39; The Earth Is Ours) and his four-volume epic of the folk migration from Sweden to America in the 1850s, Utvandrarna (1949 59; The Emigrants), Invandrarna (1952; Unto a Good Land), Nybyggarna (1956), and Sista brevet till Sverige (1959).

Receptors at the base of the whisker can then be read and translated into location data.

Zoonomia was widely read and translated but eventually lost influence in medicine, possibly because of its evolutionary views.

Indeed, airport time goes so slowly in the "purgatory" of O'Hare that there's plenty left over for Benjamin, a former poet who now works as a translator, to read and translate large sections of a Polish novel, as well as to digress into an impressive array of cultural issues, large and small.

Has half the day off and all night to read and translate in.

"We do not have staff that can read and translate Latin," Mr. Dunn explained.

Finally the Arab produced pencil and paper, and the officer, surmising that the jeweller had a friend who could read and translate, printed: "Remove The Tarnish".

Contemporary poets writing in Arabic both read and translate a wide range of verse from abroad, and for many of them free verse and prose poetry are the norm.