Sentence examples for I'd convert from inspiring English sources

Were it possible, I'd convert to Judaism for a week every year.

"I'd convert money, and check to see that I wasn't running into any national holidays, and figure out what fruit I could eat".

I'd insist everything was fine but inside I'd be full of confusion and rage, which I'd convert into poems and even bigger muscles.

For heating I installed a wood-burner I'd converted from an old gas bottle, using a flue pipe I had salvaged from the skip.

I wrote one of my early novels in four days sitting in a closet which I'd converted into an office, using an old Smith-Corona that my parents had given me for Christmas when I was 12. Q.

Later, after I'd converted to Islam but was out in the civilian world, trying to drink my memories of Guantánamo away, I realized that I'd been happiest in the detention camp, when I was being a good Muslim.

"Maybe I would convert it into a land yacht and tour the country," Mr. Noel said.

She would pace about dictating, and I would convert what she said into banter.

I would convert some universities into polytechnics too, to reinforce the creation of a powerful vocational sector, benefiting from the investment and infrastructure that has already been made in those instiutions and to tap into the powerful educational DNA that lies underneath the untidiness of the sector.

It was just a sole proprietorship and I would convert bikes for people in my local town and community.

I told her if it was just him and me I would convert in a heartbeat, but.... "There are no but's" Dana said.