Sentence The phrase "convert away" is not a common expression and is not typically used in written English.
If you are looking for an appropriate expression to use instead, you could say "switch over," "switch away," or "change over." For example, " my company is beginning to convert away from Windows to Apple."
In most cases, the families keep it a secret or send the convert away from Lalibela, said one tourist guide.
Tradition holds that a rabbi should turn a potential convert away, as a means of testing that person's sincerity.
Pressure is put on them to "convert" away from their natural homosexuality.
According to tradition, a rabbi will turn a potential convert away three times before allowing him or her to begin the conversion process.
No one is immediately converted away from racism and prejudice, but the book does not reject the possibility of redemption — even for Freckle-face.
In 2015, the Government has come under criticism from human rights groups for its alliance with Saudi Arabia, where crimes such as converting away from Islam are still punishable by beheading.
On top of the 20% that identify as Catholic, there are 9% that have converted away from Catholicism, and a further 9% are what Pew describes as "cultural Catholics" – people whose religion is not Catholic but nevertheless consider themselves Catholic or partially Catholic in some other way.
If -- we need to examine and it's one of the things I asked Secretary Richardson to look at is look at what are the institutional barriers for businesses and individuals converting away from home heating oil to heating sources that are more commonly used in other places.
MongoDB's database is winning converts away from proprietary databases.
That said, while all Jewish denominations don't actively proselytize, some no longer first turn converts away.
Since the early 1970s we have argued that converting away from fossil and nuclear fuels -- coal, oil, nukes & gas -- and onto a Solartopian system based on renewables and efficiency is the only route to long-term prosperity.
