Sentence examples for succeed in translating from inspiring English sources

For most of us, this is poppycock, but Doom and Madlib succeed in translating the heightened physical sensitivity and associative facility of the stoned mind into concrete sound.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said she doesn't expect Democrats to succeed in translating their ideas into law in the short term, given GOP control of the Senate and White House.

Unfortunately, his untimely death prevented him from accomplishing his ambitious goal, though he did succeed in translating Aristotle's Categories, On Interpretation, Prior Analytics, and Porphyry's Isagoge.

"Our common goal is to ensure that these countries succeed in translating their commitments into concrete actions.

In some ways, Mighty Aphrodite has succeeded in translating Woody's latest crisis into comic art.

Arianna Huffington, co-founder of the Huffington Post, says that he has "succeeded in translating what was happening online to getting the vote out".

From 1981's victors – a Cambridge Footlights team comprising Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery and Emma Thompson – Perrier winners have succeeded in translating their Edinburgh success to stages far and wide.

By the 14th century the Tibetans had succeeded in translating all available Buddhist literature in India and Tibet; many Sanskrit texts that have since been lost in the country of their origin are known only from their Tibetan translations.

Time Out writes that "anticipation couldn't be higher... judging from the trailer, it would appear that director Tomas Alfredson [has] succeeded in translating the paranoid heart of Le Carré 's tale of lies, deceit and espionage from page to screen".

It certainly succeeds in translating the intricate process of games development, but its greatest strength is in capturing the emotions that building a game demand and the strain of the process on the human mind.

Civilization Revolution's great victory is that Mr. Meier and his team at Firaxis Games, with support from their publisher Take-Two, have succeeded in translating, perhaps even transposing, the classic elements of the Civilization series into a form that performs gloriously in living rooms on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and even in handheld form on the Nintendo DS.