Sentence examples for translate live from inspiring English sources

The duo are both chart heavy-hitters with an album full of tracks that translate live, and also use their status to promote the best new talent on the scene.

"Yeah, I love thinking about how the songs will translate live.

He performed strictly with his laptop, and excluded takes of songs he had recorded with Miguel Atwood Ferguson's string quartet, feeling that the strings would not translate live.

I had honestly given up on being in a band, but knew that the songs we made together wouldn't translate live unless I was to front the backing band.

As he learned several years ago, he is "the most translated living writer in the world".

The "most translated living author" is revealed to be Paulo Coelho, whose novel "The Alchemist" has been issued in 67 languages.

SOAS professor of Chinese Michel Hockx, who knows Mo Yan personally, said the author was probably the most translated living Chinese writer, "very well known, very respected [and] although he's had his spats with the literary censors... generally speaking not regarded as politically sensitive".

"Holding on to the past" does not necessarily mean "жить на чемоданах" (or as directly translated, "living on suitcases").

Forensic economists advise courts and governments on how to translate lives cut short into money for the living.

This is then translated live using machine translation to provide speech-to-text translation and further fed into a text-to-speech system to realize speech-to-speech translation.

When Rick Rashid, the firm's chief research officer, spoke in English at a conference in Tianjin in October, his peroration was translated live into Mandarin, appearing first as subtitles on overhead video screens, and then as a computer-generated voice.