Sentence examples for translate box from inspiring English sources

It must have taken some intense experimentation for Redditor Harrichr to get here but he somehow stumbled upon the following combination of steps. 1) Go to Google Translate 2) Set the translator to translate German to German 3) Copy + paste the following into the translate box: pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch 4) Click "listen" 5) Be amazed :).

Google "Jennifer Aniston Box Office Poison," and here are some of the headlines on the first page of results: "Jennifer Aniston's 10 Biggest Box Office Failures," "Celebrities With Good Looks Don't Always Translate Box Office Hits" and "Another Box Office BOMB For Jennifer Aniston!" Which is to say that, for many industry observers, Aniston doesn't carry much box-office clout.

The closest India has to a nationwide film industry are the Hindi movies of Bollywood, whose actors have translated box-office appeal into seats in the national Parliament.

None of the translated BOX-encoded CDSs exhibited significant similarity with any sequence in the public databases other than matches to hypothetical proteins annotated in mitis group streptococcal genomes.

But as the film industry has learned to its cost, clickthrough doesn't necessarily translate to box office.

Hollowness was certainly the point of the film, but that doesn't necessarily translate to box office success.

A similar fate looks to have befallen Steve Jobs, another film that proves quality doesn't always translate into box office figures.

Nominations and awards can translate into box office gold.

But miniaturization, combined with magnetic tape, suggests far more dramatic possibilities for the future - a translating box that might listen to one vernacular and instantly relay a verbal translation.

Online popularity doesn't necessarily translate to box-office returns, but Trainwreck made $30.2m £19.3mm) on its US opening weekend, meaning it is already a sure-fire hit.

Universal is short, however, on major hits: films such as The Green Zone and Scott Pilgrim Vs the World have earned critical kudos, but that doesn't necessarily translate into box-office receipts.