Sentence examples for been converted for use from inspiring English sources

Emame, a mobile version of the legendary Multi-Arcade Machine Emulator (Mame), has been converted for use on Series 60 phones by a coder, Staffan Ulfberg.

Hazy images of teenage boy racers in Sweden who restore and then wreck old EPA tractors – old cars that have been converted for use on farms.

Next, we visited a covered Astroturf soccer field that has been converted for use as a facility for monitoring workers' internal radiation exposure.

The lake's boathouse has been converted for use by a morning program for children aged 3 to 4 1/2 operated by the city's Department of Parks and Recreation.

The former Archbishop Quigley Preparatory Seminary, which has been converted for use by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago is located on Rush Street between Superior and Chestnut.

There is a ring of eight bells cast in 1851 by Charles and George Mears, the tenor weighing 153-3-15 in cwts-qtrs-lbs or around 800 kg, having a diameter of 39 inches and tuned to the note E. A former hearse house at the southeast corner of the churchyard dates from about 1833, and has been converted for use as an electricity sub-station.

Among these are the tiny Heath-Henderson B-4, a 30-horsepower motorcycle engine that was converted for use in a small plane, the Parasol, which was sold in the 1920s and 30s.

The Olympic proposal includes rail links and an extension of the No. 7 subway line south from Times Square, a domed stadium that would be converted for use by the Jets, and a site for a relocated Madison Square Garden on 10th Avenue.

When the second floor of the building was converted for use by Barnes & Noble, dance lovers staged widely reported protests about the loss of this piece of the city's artistic heritage.

Ultra-strong and flexible, hydrogels have been around for decades, according to Science Alert – but lead materials scientist Robert Gorkin says they are ideal to be converted for use as condoms because they can be engineered to have different properties.

Mohammad Amiri, the AEOI's director general for safeguards, said: "From now on, the centrifuges which were used for producing 20%-enriched uranium will be used for enriching uranium to 5%." Uranium enriched to 20% can be converted for use in a nuclear warhead with relative ease, and its production in Iran has been of grave concern to Israel and the west.