Sentence examples for translating work from inspiring English sources

That makes for very little translating work to go around.

His translating work also makes its way into his poems, he said.

For public service translating work you'll also need a diploma in public service interpreting law.

She was involved in recommending, commissioning and translating work by Duras, Robert Pinget, Ugo Betti and Luigi Pirandello.

Eight months later, Lawrence is still volunteering with Help Refugees, doing everything from fundraising to translating work.

He wrote biographies of the English kings Edward IV and Richard III, and of his old naval friend Admiral Sir Leopold McClintock; he also kept up his editing and translating work.

As the first translated work on modern Western botany, this translation signified the spread of modern Western botany into China.

It says its foreign reporting is more appropriate for German newspapers than D.A.P.D.'s translated work from the English A.P. wire, because D.P.A. has its own foreign correspondents.

Next to the Bible, the Daodejing is the most translated work in world literature.

His best-known (and most frequently translated) work is Bodhicaryāvatāra (Introduction to the practice of enlightenment), also called Bodhisattvacaryāvatāra (Introduction to the practice of the bodhisattva).

Bacon had a very wide reading knowledge of most of the newly translated work from Greek, Jewish, and Islamic Philosophy and Science.