Sentence examples for translate print from inspiring English sources

The insightful essay by Oliver Sacks ("Reading the Fine Print," Dec. 16) reminded me of times I spent as a child watching my grandmother, an avid reader, using a Braille typewriter to "translate" print books into books for the blind, which she then donated to libraries or directly to readers who needed them.

Finally the Arab produced pencil and paper, and the officer, surmising that the jeweller had a friend who could read and translate, printed: "Remove The Tarnish".

The company, BlueToad, which works with thousands of publishers to translate printed content into digital and mobile formats, said hackers had breached its systems more than a week ago and stolen the file.

For one thing, even after ABBYY, a company that specializes in translating printed documents into digital records, offered their services for free, proofreading costs were likely to be prohibitive.

Word Lens, recently acquired by Google, instantly translates printed text via the Glass camera.

So, when the Internet came around and newspapers need people to translate their print pages into electronic print pages, the producer was born.

Two of them, namely, Bartholomaus Zeigenbalg and Heinrich Plutschua came to Tranquebar on 9 July 1706, learnt Tamil in a few years and were the first to translate and print The New Testament of the Bible in Tamil in the printing press inside the fort.

Sarcasm doesn't translate in print at all.

But Sayle was also smart enough to realise that his audience-pummelling style of standup would not translate into print.

"What I've learned is that my humor doesn't translate to print all the time," she said in the interview.

But today he is working, explaining how he made his latest book from the discarded pages of another story, and the occasional laugh lines in this conversation do not translate into print.