Sentence examples for converted into something from inspiring English sources

But it is then quickly converted into something traceable to an individual, and potentially life-changing.

"Anger has to be converted into something else or it destroys you".

These were his habits, faults, and desires, converted into something like vectors.

The truism of dementia – that those who have it lose their memories – is converted into something far more disturbing.

Once you made a CD with ones and zeroes it was only a matter of time before that was converted into something that was easily transferable".

"But the step we haven't got to is how that raw chemical information can be crunched together and converted into something that reflects someone's emotional response.

The attraction is that the turbine's exhaust contains carbon dioxide that is highly concentrated, which makes it easier to capture and convert into something less damaging to the environment.Even with current designs, Global Energy reckons that IGCC plants will operate at about 40% efficiency, compared with 33% for conventional generation.

There will be multitudes of curated shows: photos hung on a fence, site-specific installations, lectures, workshops and what Mr. Barzilay called "Foto/Pods," shipping containers converted into show space, something he is repeating from last year's Dumbo Arts Festival.

Like a sword poised over the world's head, they remained only months away from being converted into bomb fuel -- something that the North Koreans say was finally done this summer.

And myriad companies churn out the fake Gillettes and Rolexes sold on street corners.That very little of this effort has been converted into strong brands is something of a puzzle.

"We don't want it to be converted into student flats or something inappropriate like that".