Sentence examples for which translates more from inspiring English sources
Except I really didn't: the site told me the phrase came from the Latin petitio principii, which translates more strictly to "laying claim to the principle".
The results can be spectacular in sushi rolls and in Omakase Creations (which translates more or less as chef's choices) and Small Plates (some not so small).
I'd put good money on the next Batman series going for a similar approach to that of Nolan: borrowing the best bits of the comics but forging something which translates more effectively on the big screen.
Nabil asked me if I was planning to stay in Baghdad, and when I said yes he laughed and said, "Al Hamdulillah," which translates, more or less, as "Glory to God," meaning that one's fate is out of one's hands.
The phrase "Meeting God" is a reference to the Hindu word for enlightenment, darshan, which translates more precisely as "seeing or being seen by God" -- and this evocation of reciprocity and visual experience echoes through the show.
In the world of macroeconomics, an environment of zero interest rates, which translates more into negative 2% in the real world, means that we have no idea how to better employ capital.
When you're the head of a non-profit organization, there is a constant, ever-present drive for growth; more programs, more funding, more resources, all which translates into more people served, more lives impacted, more success in achieving your mission.
"By saving that money, you can spend more on fracking, which translates into more sand and more stages and better productivity," said John J. Christmann, the Apache vice president in charge of Permian basin operations.
Rapid population growth and the westernization of many third world countries translates to increased meat consumption, which translates to more water use, more fossil fuel production, more land and water degradation, more climate instability...all of which collectively translate to disaster.
That allows more cylinder pressure, which translates to more power and efficiency.
As baby boomers age, they will need more health care, which translates into more jobs in those fields.
