Sentence examples for translation box from inspiring English sources

The Kindle then converts the selected text into your chosen language and displays it in the Translation box on the screen.

Sensitivity towards the diversity of nationalities and languages is so acute as to encourage parody: Gaelic was recently made the EU's 23rd official language with its own translation box in the chamber - meaning that parliament must find those elusive Gaelic speakers who also understand Bulgarian or Hungarian.

Similarly you can't select, copy or paste text into the translation box — which can also slow things down.

If you want to you can copy and paste the coded message in your email or whatever, you can copy and paste the coded message straight from the Translation box.

Journalists at the bilateral press conference had been handed translation boxes but had been told not to plug in their headphones until the backroom conversation had finished.

For instance, in a network path that involves network address translation (NAT) box, the original IP address of the client is hidden.

A similar translation occurred in "Box in a Box," which played with the Native American myth of a raven that unleashes daylight from within a stack of nesting boxes; the composition suggested a slanted whirligig, with each musician tracing a slightly different orbit around a pivot.

Gary Hartley, senior vice president and creative director of Fox Sports, said that the quantity of information had not changed much in the translation from the box to the bar, but that the increased animation and color made it look busier.

But with James Murdoch in America and claiming that the hacking issue has been put "in a box" (translation: no longer in my in-tray), Ms Brooks has become a lightning conductor for criticism as the story's gravity demands that someone senior accepts responsibility for the failures in management admitted last week.

Balthasar swiftly loses even these meager vestiges of his past when one of Jonson's English acquaintances, the writer-spy-adventuress Aphra Behn, casually ransacks Balthasar's house, slipping one of her own "bawdy" translations into the box that held his father's books and making off with the marriage certificate.

The video gives a glimpse of the interface along with showing off the features which are voice-activated: letting you record video and take pics, send messages, search the web, do video chat, get directions, check the weather, and get instant translation using a display box in the corner of your right eye.