Sentence examples for conversion of things from inspiring English sources
And the band's punning name reflects the show's more general conversion of things dangerous into giddy midsummer madness.
Branding Brand helps on the conversion side of things, too, using in-house analytics that monitor deployments across its platform.
To this end Dionysius employs some major Neoplatonic insights: (1) The abiding procession return or conversion of all things as the creative and receptive expression of what it means for anything created to be.
"By the time it was real enough to be threatening," she says of her conversion, "things had gone too far.
As Katherine Reynolds Lewis explains in a small-business guide we've just published, there are a lot of things a business can do to improve its conversion rates.
The first decade In the first decade, the big things are (i) conversion of Medicaid into a block grant program, with much lower funding than projected under current law and (ii) sharp cuts in top tax rates and corporate taxes.
The first is an organization around "Great Ideas," in which the authors present a comprehensive concept to be tackled (e.g., "All matter above and beneath Earth's surface moves in cycles"; "Nuclear energy depends on the conversion of mass into energy"; "All living things are made from cells, the chemical factories of life", etc).
Vernon's midfield partner Finn Russell was in charge of the kicking duties and his simple conversion levelled things up.
They hold that mass and energy are distinct properties and that there is no such thing as the conversion of mass and energy.
But this conversion of a disused factory site into a purpose-built, green city could well be a sign of things to come.
