Sentence examples for conversion's from inspiring English sources

"If there's a good reason creatively why you want to see that movie in stereo, then conversion's really the only option," he said.

That's still significantly higher than the two-point conversion's success rate, but low enough to return some drama to the point after.

Tenants who decline to buy can be evicted three years after the conversion's effective date.

"This is still a warehouse, but it will be Phase 2," said Mr. Fuchs, adding that the conversion's timing has not been decided.

The issue basically boils down to one question: are co-op shareholders and condominium unit owners entitled to expect they will ultimately live in a building run by the owners of individual apartments themselves, rather than by the conversion's sponsor or holders of unsold shares.

Most of the investigations on TPV systems focus on increasing conversion's efficiency and power density.

Apart from Lebanon's Shiites, a relationship dating to Persia's Shiite conversion, Iran's ties with many regional players shift with time and circumstances.

Farrell's conversion restored Wigan's 14-point lead.

Joe Westerman's conversion of Kirk Yeaman's last-minute try gave Hull FC a share of the points at Wakefield.

Sexton's conversion increased Ireland's lead to 13-3 butherere was still some 36 minutes of action left.

On his return from suspension, Jarrod Sammut's conversion of Kearney's try gave the Bulls a slender lead.