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1. She was translated to the English department.

2. A friend of mine has been translated to the Ministry.

3. It's amazing how well the play has been translated to film.

4. All contracts are translated to avoid any misunderstanding between the companies.

5. That would translate to ￡10,750 for a 13-week term.

6. This translates to an annual loss of 10.5 % crop, 141,000t of sugar, or ￡27.9m.

7. Huong waved with both hands in Victnamese gestures that Rob translated to mean, stow the pitcher and glasses.

8. And with a 30-gallon tank, that translates to about $ 40 a fill-up.

9. This enthusiasm is translated to the hospital's staff on the floors as well as to its physicians.

10. A 16% raise translates to an extra $700 a month.

11. From 1829 Marsh was translated to Birmingham to a diocese under the direction of the first evangelical bishop in the Anglican hierarchy.

12. That translated to about $ 700; the pound was worth $ 1. 85 in mid-March 1991.

13. It has art's power to translate, to abstract from the circumstances in which it originates.

14. Translated to criminality, the double standard prescribed different attitudes toward male and female criminals.

15. That translates to around 265(sentencedict.com),000 out of 1.06 million machines.

16. The cult following never translated to mainstream success, and then came punk and it was all too late.

17. They have, like all systems, inherent problems but the concept is far more flexible in translating to a practical solution.

18. The lack of demand for U.S. gilts will translate to less demand for U.S. Treasury securities.

19. Once again, turmoil on Wall Street doesn't necessarily translate to contraction on Main Street.

20. This would translate to $ 5 , 168 through the power purchase agreement's 15 year period.

21. I try to translate to Chinese in my words and maybe I like DIY.

22. At an average of about $ 30 per seat, that would translate to $ 60 million in revenue.

23. The value model will have inputs such as market size, growth rate, prices, discounts, and lead-in to sales of other products; the model computes how these combined inputs translate to license sales.

24. I saw article today , so just reproduced here and translate to English for practice.

25. These business applications might benefit greatly from redeployment to the same server, which in turn might translate to benefits for the overall health and stability of the SOA.

26. In the next sections we'll take a closer look at each of the best practices by discussing how they may translate to the moviemaking business.

27. He said that an average air-fare increase of 5% for MAS would translate to some RM500mil in additional revenue.

27. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

28. Even the chophouse beside our factory learns to make a series dishes' photo for ordering. Why not find some recipes , pictures you like and translate to local language, put in your cellular phone.

29. Furthermore, Medivac Dropships offer more incentive to build lots of Dropships, which translate to more mobility for their entire army.

30. An Army unit in Honduras once labeled an operation in Honduras "Blazing Trails," which in Spanish can translate to "Shining Path," the name of Peruvian terrorist group.