Sentence examples for translating of course from inspiring English sources

"The translating of course specifications into exam questions is very important", Prof Peter Main of the Institute of Physics told BBC News.

"Everything I did was translated, of course, to Turkish," he said.

The other half of the restaurant's name translates, of course, as "bull" — not an item on the menu, like the excellent mero, but a well-earned reference to Baja-style surf-and-turf.

You can translate keywords, of course, but you're still always translating into some other non-universal language, and translating imperfectly.

Joanna offered to take me to the protests (and translate) so of course I went – two nights in a row.

I plugged "to boldly go" into Google Translate — knowing, of course, that infinitives cannot be split in Spanish — and got "para ir con valentía".

Exclaim "bien sûr! " This phrase loosely translates into "of course!" Bien means "good" or "well".. Sûr means "sure" or "certain".

The rest of the book is concerned with authors he has translated, most notably, of course, Chekhov.

Success in laboratory animals may not translate to humans, of course.

AI and ML have been the driving forces in key offerings like Translate, Lens and, of course, Assistant, which the company is looking to truly distinguish from the competition.

Those feelings haven't translated into policy, of course.