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The part of a sentence "converted from the" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a change or transformation from one state or form to another. Example: "The old warehouse was converted from a storage facility into a trendy art gallery." Here, the phrase "converted from" is used to show that the building underwent a change or transformation from being a storage facility to an art gallery.
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Evans converted from the touchline.
Messi converted from the spot.
Oh, and he converted from the touchline.
Just for good measure Wilkinson converted from the touchline.
Brough converted from the touchline to make it 12-0.
And, of course, he converted from the touchline.
Gopperth converted from the touchline; surely the issue was settled.
Ex-Liverpool midfielder Mike Marsh converted from the spot.
The stadium came alive again, even more so when Hook converted from the touchline.
The Grand was converted from the Minneapolis Athletic Club in 1992.
Plisson converted from the touchline and then added a penalty to put France ahead.
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