Sentence examples for translated something from inspiring English sources

"You mean, like, restrict my supply?" She rolled her eyes, a reaction I was used to getting whenever I translated something, quite unnecessarily, into economic language.

He meets a former student, now cleaning lavatories, who asks him to smuggle his thesis back to England and get it translated, something the professor achieves through ethically dubious tactics.

The expansion of the previous range of functions to include housing, a function inherent to cities, is a step towards the realization of the " most comprehensive attempt at a planned mix of uses" (Kühn 2003: 147, translated), something which cannot yet be found in reality.

Had she translated something inaccurately, Huerta said, there were Spanish-speaking Sanders supporters who would have corrected her. .

If you're stuck and can't think of a name, go onto Google Translator and translate something.

You might want to go onto an online translator and translate something that describes yourself like maybe "fierce" or "joyful" into Japanese.

Tom Stoppard's comment on the news of the Dante translation was to be "faintly surprised he's not trying to translate something from the Chinese or the Hungarian".

"But I have to translate something.

The image of Michael Palin at a desk translating something wryly and wittily from the original Greek.

"He translates something which is already fairly frightening into something almost cozy," William Shawn, the magazine's second editor, said.

But I'm faintly surprised that he's not trying to translate something from the Chinese or the Hungarian".