Sentence examples for translation something from inspiring English sources

Their translation: something that offered brunch food all night, great lighting and cocktails like the archly named Tai Mai Up.

By clicking on an unfamiliar Yiddish word, students can see a pop-up translation, something they cannot do in the newspaper.

Responding to a translation, Mahler composed a kind of second translation — something that captured his own time and style, but also the sensibility of the original.

Going through the difficult years leading up to transition had made me a better listener, and when meeting in person, I was able to respond to the needs and questions of my friends and family directly, losing little "in translation," something that often happens in writing or when contact is indirect.

"There were a lot of people who needed to feel comfortable with the translation of something that's real into something which can only be so serious and so deep," Byrd said.

"Borges would undoubtedly have been ecstatic," he writes, as if certain that Borges would have found this work of interest, as if translations of translations were something new.

Without doubt, he saw and felt a soul for himself in Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation, and something persuaded him to reveal that soul as if it might mean something to him.

Translation: "Say something".

The translation is something new among best books.

I had asked for a translation of something scribbled in Chinese on a blackboard.

This translation does something other than bring him up into our time.