Sentence examples for translated into work from inspiring English sources

Translated into work hours, this means that you need to work 5 years, 5 days a week, 8 hours a day to master your craft.

The creative efforts are part of Canvassing Riverhead, a project in its second year in which the area's vistas are translated into works of art and then into a calendar.

Sometimes external knowledge claims need to be translated into working knowledge through discourse prior to their use.

Working closely with the decision-makers was translated into working closely with the clinicians to extract important information (i.e. which variables were used in their decision).

Andreev, O'Connor et al. suggest that these two features could be used to identify mRNAs that are still translated into working proteins when cells are stressed.

Consequently, communication disruptions often translate into work disruptions.

And Hollywood blockbusters translate into work for New Zealand film crews.

Initially, there was this incredible energy and then that started translating into work of real substance".

But deep in the committee rooms, Republicans and Democrats often find a personal connection — former prosecutors tend to bond with other former prosecutors, and former state secretaries of finance like their own kind — and that can translate into work.

Strong social connections make people happier and physically healthier, which can translate into work performance.

Shirley told me that the staff departure was civil on the surface, but there was an unsettled energy in the office that was translating into work not getting done.