Sentence examples for think of translating from inspiring English sources

When asked if they use translation in class, most language professionals think of translating key phrases orally for the benefit of students, but rarely consider the more formal use of translation as an aid to learning.

Would anyone think of translating Heidegger so that he flows nicely, when he rarely does?

I couldn't give you a whole list but it's quite a remarkable exercise, I think, of translating in many cases quite radical policies into practice with only eight per cent of the MPs in Parliament.

I think of translating concise, precise Latin into more expansive, discursive English as like opening up a concertina; you are allowed to inject all sorts of original thought and interpretation.

When I sit there failing to get on, I think of Terry translating the whole of Proust.

"Think of the same translate experience we showed you [in a video about Google Translate]… while it's great the phone does get in the way.

I think his method of translating 19th-century monetary sums into modern dollars sometimes wildly overestimates the current value.

Use the names you have already thought of and translate them into Japanese or Chinese or even Spanish - your dog won't mind.

When most of us think of machine translation, we think of Google Translate (sorry Facebook and my 8th grade Spanish teacher).

Thinking of these three things makes me think of the Albert Camus quote translated into English on the sleeve of Scott Walker's Scott 4 LP: "A man's work is nothing but this slow trek to rediscover through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened".

Markgraf noted that in the past, a popular women's national team — think of Mia Hamm and Julie Foudy — had not translated into healthy attendance when professional leagues were formed.