The phrase "a convert at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone's conversion to a belief or ideology, but it needs additional information to be fully understood.
Example: "She became a convert at the church after attending several services."
Alternatives: "a believer at the" or "a follower at the".
A Tale of the Christ," a historical-religious drama that's also a grand vehicle for one of the biggest stars of the day, Baird Whitlock George Clooneyy), who plays a Roman consul, a leader of the persecutors of Jesus who becomes a Christian convert at the foot of the Cross.
Once through the leaves, the entrance to Ms. Birchall-White's home, a 17th-century building, comes into view, as does a 600-square-meter garden (about 6,500 square feet at 10.76 square feet to the square meter) and a converted orangery at the back of the property.
The Oran Mor, a converted church at the top of Byres Road, is pricey and often overcrowded, but you should try and make it to one of their "A Play, a Pie and a Pint" events, where, for the reasonable sum of £11, you will get exactly what's advertised.
The Oran Mor, a converted church at the top of Byres Road, is pricey and often overcrowded, but you should try and make it to one of their "A Play, a Pie, and a Pint" events, where, for the reasonable sum of £11 ($20), you will get exactly what's advertized.
In my office, a converted attic at the top of our house.
Oscar Pistorius trains inside a converted garage at the home of his personal trainer, a former professional rugby player.
A convert to the religion at seventeen in his native England, Batchelor had just returned to college after two years of missionary service in Italy.
It has on occasion been patiently explained to me – a convert to Islam at the age of 18 – that the relative ease with which someone can convert to Islam shows just how open the community is to converts, regardless of their race, background, bank balance or life history.
Over the phone two weeks later, Keough offers Jeffrey Tonkel, president of Capital Investors, the terms of a convertible note — a $500,000 loan with an option to convert at a discount at the next round of funding.
Counters Jeffrey Tonkel, president of Capital Investors, "You had three brothers in a basement with a T-1 line who'd made some progress in making contacts — how do you value that?" Over the phone two weeks later, Keough offers Tonkel the terms of a convertible note — a $500,000 loan with an option to convert at a discount at the next round of funding.
