Sentence examples for translate link from inspiring English sources

The way it works is the comment widget has a "translate" link which then pops up a menu of languages to choose from.

The service was labeled an "anti-government" tool in a Sunday article in state-run mouthpiece/newspaper Peoples Daily [Google Translate link].

That's according to the China Internet Network Information Center — CNNIC, the government agency responsible for the internet — which this week announced (Google Translate link) the latest internet stats for the country.

The sleuthy photographer (translated link) says that it is running Android 2.1, with no current plans for Froyo, but, as it's a very early prototype, both the software and the body may very well change.

Simple video lectures can be uploaded, translated, linked to and visible on other platforms like YouTube.

OUR friends at Global Voices, an international group of bloggers who translate and link to blogs and other social-media content around the world, have rounded up some of the published reactions in Bulgaria to the election of Dilma Rousseff as Brazil's president.

We suggest either (i) to translate and link the current findings of theoretical ecology to restoration strategies; and/or (ii) to summarise practical restoration needs by formulation of questions and testable hypotheses based on theory.

Plus @mentions of Facebook friends on Instagram don't translate into linked mentions or tags on Facebook.

Extreme distances that translate into long link delays and frequent link disruptions characterize such a scenario.

Ms. Hussaini oversaw a handful of bloggers who gathered information about the mounting protests in Tunisia for Global Voices, a volunteer-driven organization and platform that works with bloggers all over the world to translate, aggregate and link to online content.

We expected that this should translate into a link between variables representing these two stages.