Sentence examples for always to convert from inspiring English sources

Currently, Florida and Delaware are the only other states with override, but their judges use the provision very sparingly, and when they do it's almost always to convert death sentences to life.

A process of translation is always necessary to convert theoretical models or norms into farming practices.

landlords are always trying to convert their building into something more lucrative," says Marti Weithman, the director of the West Side S.R.O.

I don't have an agenda for poetry, though I always hope to convert those who do not admire me.

(It's always possible to convert a closet into a space-saving home office that you can use for the time being, if you really need one).

The maestro has his "own special brand of Ozawa-ese, which is not always easy to convert to standard written Japanese", Murakami explains.

"He believed if he followed Islam that he would go to paradise and that was what he wanted, and whenever I spoke to him he was always trying to convert us.

It's always difficult to convert x-ray luminosity into mass".

ROTHBLATT: I always try to convert a moonshot into an earthshot.

"I always try to convert a moonshot into an earthshot," Rothblatt told hundreds at the Forbes Women's Summit on Tuesday.

Not all relevant variables can be expressed in ratio or interval data, but it is always possible to convert ratio and interval data to ordinal.