Sentence examples for translator from high-quality English sources.

• the translator said, looking at me.

• She has no translator to communicate with patients.”

• “The virtues of a copy editor served her well as a translator,” Norris said.

• Daniel Hahn, translator and writer, registered for PLR on the publication of his first translation.

• What’s the best way to find a good bird translator?

• “You can let loose sword beams,” the translator went on.

• The highest achievement of a translator is to disappear.

• When my translator returned, she retreated upstairs and from then on stayed out of sight.

Use translator in a sentence.

• About twenty minutes later, the Hai’a men returned our passports, but took our translator away.

• Translator of Seamus Heaney (into Italian) and Carlo Goldoni, D'Annunzio, and others (into English).

• At his interview for asylum, the government provided a Tunisian-born Arabic translator, but Manu dismissed the man.

• She is joined by Tagore's translator, Ketaki Kushari Dyson, to discuss Tagore's vast legacy to Bengali speakers and beyond.

• Wollcott being so eager to have the job well done, should have undertaken it himself or come forward with a better translator."

• .), English poet-translator, best known as the translator of a popular biblical epic, the Divine Weekes and Workes.

• One day this summer, my translator and I drove to Qyshk, a scatter of brick farmsteads amid fields thick with corn, pumpkins, and beans.

• Author of Scholasticism after Thomas Aquinas and the Teachings of Hasdai Crescas and his Predecessors; translator of Maimonides' Guide of the Perplexed.

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• —died June 24, 1986, Wallingford, Oxfordshire), British novelist, Greek scholar, poet, translator, and critic who in his fictional work warned—in nightmarish allegory—against the evils of a capitalist society.

• John Scotus Erigena, also called Johannes Scotus Eriugena, (born 810, Ireland—died c. 877), theologian, translator, and commentator on several earlier authors in works centring on the integration of Greek and Neoplatonist philosophy with Christian belief.

• For nearly the whole of his adult life, Thomas Hobbes was employed by members of the wealthy and aristocratic Cavendish family and their associates as tutor, translator, traveling companion, keeper of accounts, business representative, political adviser, and scientific collaborator.

• In the brief account of Von Kempelen which appeared in the ‘Home Journal,’ and has since been extensively copied, several misapprehensions of the German original seem to have been made by the translator, who professes to have taken the passage from a late number of the Presburg ‘Schnellpost.’