Sentence examples for attempting to convert a from inspiring English sources
It vigorously pushes back against the idea in its suit, going on to claim that Samsung is "attempting to convert a commercial contract dispute governed by U.S. law into a Korean regulatory issue".
Also in 1776, Fray Francisco Garces, a Franciscan missionary, spent a week near Havasupai, unsuccessfully attempting to convert a band of Native Americans.
Attempting to convert an Atheist right on the spot will only lead to pointless arguments.
The following year Tan Malaka attempted to convert a strike of government pawnshop employees into a general strike, but the effort failed, and Dutch officials ordered him to leave the Dutch East Indies.
Mind you, and this could be the memory playing tricks, but I recall watching the Masters back in the mid to late 80s, and every other minute of coverage saw some poor bugger scampering haplessly back down the fairway, chasing after a recalcitrant ball, having gingerly attempted to convert a two-footer for par only for events to spiral wildly out of control.
New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick's decision late in the game on Monday night to attempt to convert a fourth and two from his own 28-yard line drew universal howls of derision from sportswriters and fans.
Both Wake Forest and Georgia Tech mounted several drives into the other's territory, but were either stopped outside field goal range or attempted to convert a fourth down rather than kick the ball.
The charity in question, the Camphill Village Trust (CVT), is attempting to convert all volunteers into paid employees.
