Sentence examples for yet another translation from inspiring English sources
A complete version of the poem, in yet another translation, can be found here if you scroll to the bottom.
Despite this bloody history, King James I commissioned yet another translation in 1605 that was meant take into account varied theological concerns.
It was this Bible – printed unbound, for ease of distribution – which was given to the 54 scholars appointed by Archbishop Richard Bancroft to make yet another new translation in 1604.
No, this is not yet another post about machine translation.
Pirates, the Loch Ness Monster and caber-tossing all feature along the way in a book to introduce the Gauls and their jokes – and Anthea Bell's superb translations – to yet another generation.
The Yammer team is tapping Microsoft Translator to power the translations, which is yet another benefit of Microsoft's $1.2 billion acquisition of Yammer.
With "Supernatural Wife" (2010), they have turned their keen eyes (and imaginations) to another Greek tragedy, "Alcestis," again working from Anne Carson's delicate yet muscular translation.
These results suggest that the translational hotspot is a primary structural regulator of the simultaneous yet differential translation of multiple mRNAs in the neuronal dendrite.
The archaic structure of his prose presents great difficulties for the translator, yet even in translation his power is unmistakable.
Yet the translation is, oddly, surprisingly faithful to the original.
It's a simple, yet unlikely, translation to represent language in numbers.
