Sentence examples for converted extra from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lang said homeowners often converted extra bedrooms to home offices or entertainment centers, examples of what he called "the genius Americans have in finding new uses for a room".

But if Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington's last pass had gone for a touchdown instead of an interception in the end zone, assuming a converted extra point, the Jets would have lost, 21-20.

Competitions that test jumping ability within a specified time period either convert faults into seconds (Table C scoring) or convert extra seconds into faults (Table A scoring).

Even so, it's pleasing to think that, thanks to Voyager, The Magic Flute may one day entertain the angels, or convert extra-terrestrials to opera.

All measurements were performed in the presence of superoxide dismutase (100 U/ml) to convert extra-mitochondrially-released superoxide to H2O2.

(For the included spreadsheet program, that extra length is converted to extra width, with the screen turned sideways).

The home is in a gated community and it also has extra-high ceilings and a tennis court which was converted into extra parking spaces for O'Neal's cars.

The game was not over until the referees had reviewed the play and place-kicker Phil Dawson converted the extra point.

Texas Tech's Robert Treece booted a 42-yard field goal to tie the score at 41-41 as time expired, and he converted his extra point in overtime.

MISSOURI 41, MIDDLE TENNESSEE 40 Brad Smith threw three touchdown passes and scrambled for a 4-yard touchdown run in overtime, and Mike Matheny converted the extra point to lift No. 23 Missouri (4-0) past visiting Middle Tennessee.

Mike Nugent, the rookie kicker from Ohio State, converted the extra point but ended up a footnote in a half in which Feely, a fourth-year kicker from Michigan, converted a 54-yard field goal with one second left to send the Giants into intermission with a 9-7 lead.