"Mutability had turned the seasons and translated hope to memory once again," Giamatti wrote.
We are embarking on a new era in the treatment of myeloma where the challenge for the next 10 years is to learn how to maximise the therapeutic advantage of new agents that are rapidly coming on line and translate the hope of the last 5 years into improved outcomes for patients.
It took five years of tortuous negotiations to translate those hopes into concrete action, in the form of the Kyoto protocol of 1997.
But interviews with Vatican officials, many who did not want to be named, and experts who watch the church closely turn up a bottom line in which many Vatican officials seem to differ with hard-line American Catholics: while opposition to abortion is nonnegotiable for the church, that does not necessarily translate into uniform hope here that President Bush wins re-election.
Good news for the banks could translate into higher hopes for the broader economy.
John Rockwell's article "Peering Into the Abyss of the Future" [Sept. 23] posed the question, "What is the role of the arts in the present crisis?" In other words, what kind of art will provide us with solace, memorialize our heroes and translate humanity's hopes and fears into lasting works of beauty?
As to the State of the Union, Babelverse is hoping to translate the President's words into what they hope to be as many as 7,000 languages and will be streamed here.
On one hand, you could argue that, in a way, language couldn't ever really hope to turn the chaos of clubbing into something permanent, couldn't ever truly hope to translate the lived into the written.
Catching Niese, d'Arnaud noticed his large hands and sturdy frame, traits the Mets hope will translate to continued durability.
And researchers in Palo Alto are developing therapies — which they hope to translate into iPhone apps — for people with P.T.S.D. who are frequently angry or anxious behind the wheel.
