Sentence examples for translated ones from inspiring English sources

The books' success helps us understand why the writer's works are among the most translated ones in the history of literature: they were adapted to 148 countries.

Faisal translated one for me: "Saddam loves chickens.

Van der Horst translated one for me: "Fall into my lap".

Politicians and diplomats come and go, but Cooke's weekly lessons have, for half a century, translated one nation for the understanding of another".

The British poet Peter Reading recently translated one of his best-known works, a book of poems written in 1980 called "Ahazank" or "Alarm," but it still awaits publication.

Tatar has now translated one of the tales, "King Goldenlocks," from Erika Eichenseer's 2010 compilation of Schönwerth's tales in German, "Prinz Rosszwifl".

Muhammad Sadiq, an officer, sat cross-legged this morning in what he said was Mr. Namangani's old bedroom, and translated one of the instruction manuals.

Such Babel of languages that cannot be easily and univocally translated one into another poses one of the major technical obstacles to the preparation, translation, and comparison of molecular simulation data that users face on a daily basis.

He translated one roughly: "The best form of justice is not always the best politics".

Loosely translated: "One may be able to resist the invasion of armies, but not the invasion of ideas".

We translated one of my art websites from NewHive into a garment that's encoded with augmented reality.