Sentence examples for a conversion at the from inspiring English sources

Twelve months ago, Quins were fortunate to beat Wasps by a point, after Andy Goode missed a conversion at the death, and lost at home to Northampton six days later.

Franklin Tower, which began as a bland-faced brick building known as the Corn Exchange Bank in 1930 and underwent a conversion at the turn of the millennium, has a rooftop fitness facility and deck, an Art Deco marble lobby, and ample storage for its residents' bicycles, scooters and other mobile devices (but no parking garage).

We expected to introduce a premature stop codon in HBB by G-to-A conversions at the target site.

But the arc of the "Fifty Shades" fantasy is not the conversion of a respectable woman to a sexually voracious dabbler in B.D.S.M. that's not actually a conversion at all, of course; the two roles are not mutually exclusive.

The posthumous son of a German baker, Beissel experienced a religious conversion at the age of 27 and migrated to America in 1720.

While at 190 The Strand, a luxury flat will undergo a strange conversion at the hands of installation artist Nina Beier, drawing attention to how we create and perform images of our lifestyles.

Ron Perlman plays a powerful, arrogant, morally dubious judge who has a breakdown after the attempted suicide of his son — brain dead and on life support but still talking to the old man, who has experienced a religious conversion at the hands of a shady preacher.

I worked at Mixmag for five years, a die-hard indie fan who had a Damascene conversion at the age of 20 in the unlikely setting of a rave on Margate pier.

But the criticism is also levied at those in hard hats, work boots and ripped Levis – in which case I just walked past a whole group of "too gay" workmen doing a loft conversion at the top of my road.

That section of thickest crust coincides with much of the Transscandinavian Igneous Belt and often exhibits a diffuse conversion at the Moho, which probably results from the presence of a high wave speed, mafic lower crust across inner Fennoscandia.

In his early teens he underwent a visionary conversion "at the hands of Jesus" (albeit the Jesus of the Koran), and this resulted in an "opening" (futûh) of his soul toward the divine realm.