Sentence examples for The converts from inspiring English sources
verb
To transform or change (something) into another form, substance, state, or product.
- A kettle converts water into steam.
The converts have to turn to the world they fled to make a living.
The converts share a social world with an earlier wave of Afghan refugees living in Delhi, yet they face hostility from Afghan Muslim refugees, who consider the converts apostates.
The converts may be divided by interpretations of Islam, but they insist their faith is not driven by nostalgia for an idealized history.
The converts in Bello also speak of the unassuming rituals of older family members that they now believe demonstrate a Jewish heritage.
The converts may have followed one of the evangelicals who come to La Placita to recruit, or friends whom they met at a spiritual rock concert or picnic.
The converts benefited from declining interest rates, which had the effect of raising their value in addition to the interest or dividend the converts paid.
The converts often grant the Grins rights to buy stock below the prevailing market price.
The converts that particularly catch my eye are preferreds in commercial property real estate investment trusts.
The converts carry a $10.8 million face value and convert to common stock at an average 20% discount to whatever the share price happens to be when the holders choose to exchange their securities.
The converts are acknowledged as Jews".
But what has become of the converts?
