Sentence examples for and be converted into from inspiring English sources

Next, Eton, Harrow et al will close and be converted into gloriously fabulous council estates.

Iran will be prevented from bringing fissile material into the site over the next 15 years; Fordow will lose more than half of its 2,800 centrifuges and be converted into a nuclear physics research center.

Insulin is normally secreted by the beta cells of the pancreas in response to food intake; its role is to "unlock" cells so that glucose, the simple sugar into which food is broken down, can enter the cells and be converted into energy.

A few years after the building had opened the late Ronald Eyre, having directed one or two productions here, said that it would be better for all concerned if the National Theatre could straight away close again and be converted into an ice rink and/or dance hall… the Olivier, I suppose most suited for the ice rink, the Lyttelton for the palais de danse.

However, at high operating temperature, the absorbed oxygen accepts free electrons from the conduction band of ZnO and be converted into oxygen ions (O2− and O−).

And clouds gathered early in Sunday's British display as Walker, handed goalkeeping duty against the Olympic champion Dutch as a 30th birthday present, raced out to narrow the angle only for the ball to squeeze past and be converted into an empty net by Van As.

The sample word passes through 8 band pass filters and is converted into a fingerprint.

In hearing, sounds pass through the ear and are converted into patterns carried by the auditory nerve into the brain.

Only since joining Dandy Nicholls and being converted into a sprinter has he sprouted wings, winning his last five.

Ancient men's restrooms, famed for their shady practices, have mended ways and been converted into candy stands.

(A coffin shows up and is converted into a couch, then later is restored to its original purpose).