Sentence examples for are converted for from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing is elsewhere; warehouses are converted for economies of apps, big data and latte.

Wild savannas are converted for agriculture and cattle, the lion's natural prey is hunted out and lions are killed by pastoralists fearing the loss of their herds.

Though the metric measures are converted for American cooks, many ingredients, like sugar, are given in pounds and ounces instead of in cups, so having a kitchen scale is a good idea.

Findlay says about a third of the pubs Marston's sells are bought by microbrewers as outlets for their beers, but the rest are converted for other uses, including into supermarket convenience stores.

But when you actually analyze the realistic potential to produce food or bioenergy relative to the losses of carbon and animal biodiversity, the lands turn out not to be low cost". Even if these lands are converted for agricultural use, the only way Africa could become an exporter of crops is by depriving its own people of food, the researchers report.

There amongst the foliage (filmed at the Eden Project in Cornwall) he finds frozen images of Simon and Amber, as well as a mysterious angel-like figure Marinus (Claron McFadden); it turns out that the whole garden is an "occult engine" built by Zenna for those who are poised between life and death; it's where their souls and memories are converted for immortality, leaving their bodies as moths.

The auditorium was converted for the Mubarak case.

In 1932 the Yahata ironworks were converted for steel production.

A 1925 building at 87 Hudson Avenue that was converted for apartments is for sale.

In 1937 the theater was converted for movies, and was used that way until 1982.

Several exhibitions curated by the editors have been converted for web view.