Sentence examples for converted so that from inspiring English sources
Don't show this to your children A VHS machine that has been converted so that it functions as a toaster?
Yankee Stadium is one of three bowl sites in which a grass-and-dirt baseball field has been converted so that football can be played.
A year ago, the contract catering company asked for what was then a facility for keeping pre-cooked dinners warm to be converted so that meals could be cooked on site.
Mohammed taught them a code to use in their e-mails in which each digit in a telephone number was converted so that the original digit and the coded one added up to ten; for example, Mohammed's Karachi cell-phone number, 92 300 922 388, became 18 700 188 722.
Getting those 3D models and proprietary file-formats converted so that they are viewable in a web browser or on mobile devices takes some decent engineering chops.
Reverse-complemented reads were converted so that all reads started according to standard-sense strand conventions.
Around 1987, he owned an expensive rowing machine that he asked a friend who was a welder to convert so that when it was rowed it would move forward — not backward, like a rowboat.
Around 1987, he owned an expensive rowing machine that he asked a friend who was a welder to convert so that when it was rowed it would move forward not backward, like a rowboat.
Veiling came to be associated with Islam later, partly because when missionaries (some wearing a head-covering themselves) went to Muslim countries, they informed Muslim women that they should take their head-coverings off and convert so that they could be liberated.
When the sequence is converted so much that it could not be identified by transposase and will be silent forever, the deleterious nature of the Alu is fully removed, and the host genome may release it from its high methylation status as time goes by.
But most are unfamiliar with how Robbins has developed such a following — the mechanics, essentially, of the seminars that have converted so many nonbelievers.
