Sentence examples for translates to two from inspiring English sources

That extra strength translates to two or three times the number of collisions, Sabbi said.

The show came only two days after the release of a superb live album from the men, "Dois Amigos, Um Século de Música," whose title translates to "Two Friends, One Century of Music".

For every person involved in your project, it translates to two people in the audience for the screening or to buy your documentary.

That might not sound like much, but when you consider that there are 200 million individuals with credit files at each of the big three bureaus, that translates to two million to four million consumers.

This translates to one camera for every 32 UK citizens.

That translates to eight per cent less energy consumed per kilometre.

That translates to one year for every 646 Cambodians he tortured and killed at S-21.

That translates to three- or four-course dinners that cost $22 to $26.50, with nightly specials no higher than $29.

This distinct lack of schooling within Guinea's young translates to one of the lowest literacy rates in the world.

Because of past arm trouble, Torre will limit Mendoza to 70 to 75 pitches, which usually translates to four to six innings.

The chopped steak, for example, is a whopping 16-ounce hamburger, and the grilled chicken breast translates to three big beauties.