Sentence examples for translated to let from inspiring English sources

By 10 a.m. we crossed into Canada and were headed toward this farming town advertised by a small, weathered sign in French that translated to "Let us charm you".

Our silence translated to: Let's pretend we didn't hear that.

A given frame x i is first translated to let its centre of mass coincide with that of the reference frame.

In 2008 Thiam published a Senegalese cookbook – Yolele!, which translates to "let the good times roll" in the Wolof language – so that western cooks could easily prepare Senegalese dishes.

The school motto is "Luceat Lux Vestra," which translates to "let your light shine".

The literal translation is "let's go and watch the family's little nigger", but the phrase is thought to better translate to "let's go and watch the little black boy of the family".

In the arcs of the parhelion is the microtext, which roughly translates to "Let them have the Holy Scripture in their own language".

That's right, "Caveat Emptor," which translates to "let the buyer beware," is composed entirely of forgeries that have been confiscated by the Federal Bureau of Investigations.

The team recently launched an anti-discrimination initiative, dubbed "Abrazados por el Fútbol" -- which roughly translates to "Let's hug for football" or "Embrace for football" -- to encourage its fans to be more inclusive.

Molins said in a press conference on Wednesday that an SMS text message that translates to, "Let's go, we're starting" was sent on the cell phone from one of the attackers to an unknown person.

Police formed a protective shield around the building, which in Bulgaria translates to, "Let's stand in a straight line so it's easier for people to lob stones, bottles and sticks at us".