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However, the new deal did not translate into more playing time for the power forward in the 1999-2000 season.

The company said the cut would translate into $1.30 a month on a $100 bill, or $50 million a year.

What looks good on paper does not, for them, translate into an easy life.

And they don't translate into more money for most people.

Every happy family's language is different, but they all translate into love.

But can policy change be translated quite so well and quickly into the schools?

He has translated the small moment into the big events, which is how things work for most people.

How does it all translate into performance on the field?

This will translate into lost jobs for about 600,000 people if something is not done quickly.

So how does all this translate into a foreign policy role?