Sentence examples for conversion out of from inspiring English sources

Sanu stretched the lead to 21-0 on a 2-point conversion out of a wildcat formation.

An unending cycle Going green ReprintsYisrael Beitenu's bill would take conversion out of the exclusive control of the rabbinical courts and empower community rabbis around the country to convert people.

He argues persuasively that the issues now confronting the Muslim world -- the allure of theocracy as a way of securing political dominance; the rights of minorities; and the penalties for conversion out of the dominant tradition -- will divide and transform the Christian world as well.

Every year, Norouz celebrations are raided because young people are listening to music or dancing; women are suppressed under unfair rules that treat them as inferior; religious beliefs and conversion out of Islam are subject to scrutiny and even imprisonment; celebration of one's ethnic language is treated like a crime; and political discourse is a life-threatening risk.

Forced and voluntary conversion out of the Jewish faith has been well documented and has left genetic imprint on some contemporary non-Jewish populations (Velez et al. 2011).

There remains controversy over the prognostic significance of spontaneous shockable rhythm conversion in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients with initial non-shockable heart rhythms (pulseless electrical activity [PEA] or asystole).

George Ford, after pushing an early long-range penalty wide, kicked his next two and added seven conversions out of seven.

Otherwise it was all Racing and when Carter left the field to a standing ovation having kicked three conversions out of four and been a model of efficiency, the prevailing hope was that he had started another French revolution.

"The big stat tonight was that we had 4 conversions out of 17 attempts on third and fourth down, and you're not going to win games that way," Shea said.

Jamie Ellis kicked nine conversions out of nine to add 18 points with the boot.

3. Realize God expects two conversions out of every missional encounter:  1) our conversion to the truths in their culture, and 2) their conversion to the truth we bring to the encounter.