Sentence examples for converted into one from inspiring English sources
This famed hangar has long since been converted into one of the top clubbing destinations on the map.
JODI SHERMAN and David Fishgold moved into their new home late last month: a former factory on the Yonkers-Tuckahoe border that is being converted into one of Westchester's most expensive apartment buildings.
Even the great fire of May 1842, which devastated one-fourth of the city, did not check the booming economy, and the harbour was converted into one accessible at any time, without ships' having to depend on the state of the tides in the Elbe Estuary.
Field covered his 1867-68 Amereadingeading tour with such rhapsodic brio that she earned "wide, spasmodic notoriety," as Mark Twain put it, becoming "a celebrity at once". Her articles on Dickens were packaged as a book and converted into one of the lectures she later delivered at lyceums around the country, to popular acclaim.
Each of Circle's common shares will be converted into one share of EGL common stock, valuing San Francisco-based Circle at $543 million, based on EGL's closing share price on Friday.
Within certain tissues, testosterone may be converted into one of two active compounds estradiol or dihydrotestosterone.
Anyone willing to deposit more than Z$100m $4000) a week Z$5 billion for businesses—had to explain where the money came from or risk having it forcibly converted into one-year bonds or confiscated.
The collected data was converted into one-dimensional profiles and analysed using in-house software as described in Wess et al. [23].
CNDAC-induced SSBs, which could be repaired by the transcription-coupled nucleotide excision repair (TC-NER) mechanism [18], are converted into one-ended double-strand breaks (DSBs) when cells enter a second Sphase [19].
The z-scores are converted into one-sided P-values using the standard Normal cumulative distribution function, and these are adjusted for multiple testing using the method of Benjamini and Hochberg (1995).
