Sentence examples for beginning a conversion from inspiring English sources

THE housing market in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn is having a busy spring, with a major condominium building opening in the 200 block of Water Street, a rental building on the same block preparing for an influx of new residents, another rental tower beginning a conversion to condos, and work starting on Two Trees Management's latest residential project, at 30 Washington Street.

Early sales took place starting in 2007 when Mr. Levy began a conversion to condominiums from rentals.

The building, under different ownership in the mid-2000s, began a conversion to condos, which Rose eventually took over; it not only retained the sky-high amenities but augmented them by 3,000 square feet, he said.

In 1985, the building began a conversion from steam heating.

Later that year she began a conversion into a minelayer at Hong Kong, but this was still incomplete when the war ended.

After the tension over the occupation of the Sudeten territories eased, Lent's unit began a conversion to the Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifun.

Even so, the family stayed put right up to the point that their building began a condo conversion.

The Loray Mill, which for decades produced fabric for car tires, last month began a $40 million conversion project that will create 190 apartments in its six stories, as well as several floors of shops and restaurants.

The love of art begins with a conversion experience.

After the success of the Genesis/Mega Drive version, work began on a conversion for the Amiga, with Gary Roberts (known for a John Madden Amiga conversion) and David Colclough (responsible for Myth) in charge of development.

But, given the annotation, it seems that the debate on Russell's paper began a process of conversion that led Russell himself to accept the doctrines of Moore's Principia Ethica.