Sentence examples for Business converting from inspiring English sources

He set up a business converting Mercedes-Benz trucks into dollars 1m recreational vehicles for rich Saudis.

They reorganised their family home, in the West Midlands, to create a dedicated area for the business, converting a room into an enormous spice larder and using a separate kitchen for the preparation of the spices.

Now Evo is ramping up its next and potentially far bigger business: converting S.U.V.'s for Hollywood's elite -- and anyone else with $10,000 or more to spend --as well as converting smaller vehicles like General Motors' new Chevrolet Colorado pickup for corporate and municipal fleets.

Now that the truck drivers in one cooperative have been trained in how to carry out the vehicle conversions and set up filtration systems, the hope is that "they can convert it into a small business, converting other vehicles and providing the oil," Hojnacki says, and thus helping to disseminate the technology.

In the 1950s, Walgreen Jr. redefined the retail drug business, converting Walgreens from clerk-assisted shopping to self-service.

As early as seventh grade, West and his friends in the Philadelphia suburb where he grew up started a business converting VHS videos to DVDs.

Here are eight tips to help your business convert more leads into sales.

No word on how many merchant customers are converting to paid except that Ecwid is "executing very well" and is "above the industry average" for businesses converting on the freemium model.

It'll be interesting to see what that innovative approach is, since these types of businesses are highly dependent on organic SEO and businesses converting to premium customers paying for a more in-depth visibility of their business and further customer generation.

Up-front costs pose a steep barrier to home owners and businesses converting to cleaner sources of energy or weatherizing homes and workplaces to make them more energy efficient.

San Francisco is nearly a decade into an experiment that lets local businesses convert parking spaces into "parklets" instead.