Sentence examples for translated on from inspiring English sources

"Make books your companions" read the words of a 12th-century Spanish Jewish scholar, Judah Ibn Tibbon, translated on one gallery wall.

I found one of them translated on the Web site of the Middle East Media Research Institute, a watchdog organization based in Washington.

Rather, the scene was one of chaos, with journalists armed with little more knowledge than the transcript of Mr. Powell's speech jostling one another for scraps of Arabic translated on the fly.

This would imply that certain multi-subunit complexes could require one or more subunits to be translated on a polyribosome to ensure proper assembly.

The writing translated on these small pages does not make sense.

"Obviously this has to be translated on the ground," he said.

Ptolemy's Almagest was translated on at least four occasions into Arabic.

From the mid-1960s his works were regularly translated on both sides of the Iron Curtain.

They communicate elegantly in sign language (translated on screen by subtitles).

Back in Washington, Pentagon officials kept a nervous eye on how the trip translated on the airwaves.

To Shults, the horrific act is translated on-screen through the dynamic between the two families living under one roof.