She stuck with the Campaign Group of hard-left MPs long after they had anything useful to say, before undergoing a late-career conversion to the responsibility of leadership when she stood in the 2010 campaign to replace Gordon Brown.
Yet it was also a career-minded conversion.
Things and stuff like -- well, you know -- things and stuff are what make the world go round in "American Buffalo," David Mamet's career-making conversion of sooty, carbon speech into diamond-hard theater.
Tells much about Anderson's career before his conversion to a dove.
Surprisingly it's only the eighth of his career - his conversion rate is poor for an opener - and his first against proper opposition since 2005-06.
A driving maul then led to a penalty try, which allowed Myler to reach the 2,000-point 2,000-point Saints career with the conversion.
In the first stages of his forty-year writing career, before his conversion to Roman Catholicism in 1930, Waugh was the novelist of the Bright Young People generation.
Many design professionals lost their careers during this conversion from an analog world into a digital one.
§ 315.704 Conversion to career employment from indefinite or temporary employment.
I asked whether we shouldn't spare a thought for his friend Sam Torrance, whose career was extended by conversion to the broomhandle putter.
The New Yorker, April 3 , 1971P. 28 Talk story about Tennessee Rep. William R. Andersen's conversion from career naval officer & Vietnam hawk into one of Congress's most militant doves; he is House co-sponsor of the McGovern-Hatfield Vietnam Disengagement Act.
