Sentence examples for that translates with from inspiring English sources

At matches played in Bilbao's San Mamés stadium, fans regularly chant a line that translates: "With cantera and our support, Athletic don't need to import".

As Esther Mills, in Lynn Nottage's "Intimate Apparel" (2004), an expert seamstress who succeeds in her lingerie business but fails at love, Davis exhibited a particularly arresting reserve, a quality of silence that translates with equal power to her screen performances.

We study a coordination problem where the objective is to steer a group of agents to a formation that translates with a prescribed reference velocity.

Such mathematical structure is also demonstrated in the context of other unsteady gyroscopic systems, including flexible media that translate with time-dependent speed.

Easy to learn, it is participation in the union of life's opposites that reveals the source of all opposites, and brings you to greater intimacy with your own body that translates into intimacy with other people.

And that translates into children with better vocabularies.

That translates to a couple with two children under 14 who exist on less than £288 per week after income tax, council tax and housing costs have been paid.

All of which adds up to it not being surprising that iOS 7 is seeing strong usage even before its arrival; we'll see if that translates to consumer uptake with the official release come fall.

For many shooters, that translates into holding handguns with poor grips that invite wild firing patterns.

That translates into higher premiums for people with insurance.

"But there has always been a natural camaraderie with motorcyclists that translates very well with our service.