Sentence examples for which translate from inspiring English sources

The translation feature – which translate what you're writing into another language – appears to be missing at launch, however.

The name is currently represented by two characters which translate to insane and idiotic.

"We call those policemen 'fadhaei,' " which translate roughly as aliens from outer space.

They're vast paintings, which translate the original snaps into pieces more than two-metres high.

Some interns also receive Americorps education awards through their service, which translate into  sizable scholarships.

He is 79, but 79 in artist years, which translate to a spiritual age, in his case, of perhaps 36.

In the latter, he discovers new words which translate into timeless images of the earth and its people.

Alternatively, you can read the show's lucid labels, which translate the calligraphy and offer basic historical information.

Part of this is down to the sweltering summer and part to increased incomes, which translate into higher power consumption.

Like the way he puts them together, they feel spontaneous and on the fly, which translate to the music sounding fresh, bright and untamed.

The words, which translate to 'the people want to topple the regime', were a rallying call of the Arab Spring in Tunis and Cairo.