Sentence examples for conversion away from from inspiring English sources

Over all, however, the conversion away from oil has been dramatic.

CHARGERS (5-8) at CHIEFS (2-11) Chargers by 6 The Chiefs were a failed 2-point conversion away from beating San Diego in Week 10.

Similarly, Luke himself undergoes a conversion – away from the violent, swashbuckling hero to the monk-like Jedi knight who gives up on violence and anger.

Some better news: Smithfield announced this week that it is continuing its U.S. conversion away from gestation crates and has already converted all of its European operations.

A little more than a century ago, Wallace Stevens published "Sunday Morning," a poem that enacts, through sensual detail and religious symbol, a classic post-Enlightenment pattern of conversion: away from Christendom and toward a church of art.

Education and employment for women all but ceased; capital punishment was enacted for transgressions such as adultery and conversion away from Islam; and music, television, and other forms of popular entertainment were prohibited.

That's great because it takes the budgetary implications of one of the most crucial conversions away from you.

Navy kicker Geoff Blumenfeld exceeded analysts' expectations by making all three of his field goal attempts during the game, and New Mexico kicker Wes Zunker missed his first extra point attempt after 46 consecutive conversions, one away from the school record.

Due to the more oblique incidence angle, the conversions occur farther away from the surface location of the station.

The truncated gospel of the Four Spiritual Laws requires that we get to the point--Jesus is the Answer--as quickly as possible, lest our conversion, I mean, conversation partner gets away from us.

Eliot's conversion was a turning away from temptation into rejection.