Sentence examples for convert them for from inspiring English sources

Ford sells automotive engines to other companies, which convert them for marine use and sell them to boat builders.

Because these audio files start out as digital, there is no need to convert them for use on a computer.

Consequently, housing demand now surpasses supply and developers have begun purchasing large tracts of agricultural and forest land at the urban fringe in order to convert them for residential purposes.

I arrive on what I fear is a naive quest; to master some kickboxing skills in my home town before jetting off to convert them for real in Thailand.

Some years before he retired from design, closing his offices in 1984, he and his life partner, Charles Leslie, who he met in 1968, had established a small real estate holding company to acquire and restore neglected SoHo industrial buildings and to convert them for artists' housing.

(By the way, there are other ways to perform that stunt that don't require a Stream or an Apple gadget, like the free TiVo Desktop Plus software for Windows, or the $25 TiVo Desktop Plus to convert them for phones and tablets).

The TV has an infrared port that accepts signals from standard remote controls and then converts them for transmission back to the control module.

Mr. Berger later bought several other hotels in the city and converted them for use by welfare recipients, earning him millions in government social service contracts.

Ellet went to work immediately, purchasing seven of the fastest vessels he could find on the Ohio River and setting about converting them for military use.

"Wouldn't it be great," the salesman asks sweetly, "if you could find that e-mail before it gets out to the SEC or to the plaintiff's lawyer?" Companies copy their files to Reed Elsevier electronically, and the publisher converts them for reshuffling by DolphinSearch for an expeditious wade-through.

"Wouldn't it be great," the salesman asks sweetly, "if you could find that e-mail before it gets out to the SEC or to the plaintiff lawyer?" Companies copy their files to Reed Elsevier electronically (just as they would to, say, the Department of Justice during an investigation), and the publisher converts them for reshuffling by DolphinSearch to be expeditiously waded through.