Sentence examples for being able to convert from inspiring English sources

He advised making any sale contingent on being able to convert the building to residential use.

Murdering one's life, as Marnell teaches us, means not just failing at it but being able to convert that failure, sorceress-like, into a kind of success.

The visitors had most of the best scoring chances in the second half without being able to convert any of them.

She was right on one point: calling out race and racism is no way to become "likable" in American pop culture – not unless one has the rare skill of being able to convert it into laughs and entertainment.

If I were to rip the collection as a backup to an external drive and/or place the files in the cloud, I would want to retain the quality with Aiff/Wav or compression to Apple Lossless (m4a) with the idea of being able to convert back to the uncompressed original in due course.

He hopes it'll mark a transition in being able to convert 50s into centuries more often.

"I'm getting the time and the touches, and I'm able to convert," Ewing said.

Dufner (65) and Verplank (67) also had opportunities for eagle, but neither was able to convert.

Infectious prions are able to convert healthy prions into abnormal ones, relentlessly propagating the disease.

"The U.S. has not been able to convert this into good will.

It is not expected to be able to convert the remaining plutonium stockpile before its scheduled closure.