Sentence examples for converted taking from inspiring English sources

In February , 1969 when he was eighteen, he converted, taking the name Dawud Salahuddin, after the twelfth-century Muslim warrior.

On second stage hydrolysis of the re-suspended solids a further 14% of glucan could be converted, taking the total conversion efficiency from 67.2 ± 1.3% to 81.2 ± 0.7%.

During the depths of the financial crisis last year, Mr. Matson, a former broker who speaks of fiduciary responsibility with the zeal of the converted, took that responsibility to an extreme.

In 1996, Abbey National, the first of the big societies to convert, took over National & Provincial.

Can a ritual designed to convert take the form of a theatrical performance?

The subject of creepiness brings me back to the issue of the Jewish ritual bathhouses and the rabbi who installed cameras to spy on female converts taking practice dunks.

Chisholm, the 58-capped Australia lock, struck first with short-range burst for a converted try, taking a short pass from retuning Wales scrum-half Mike Phillips.

Dickson had Quins back to within a converted try, taking the ball from the scrum five metres shy of the line and crossing after selling a clever dummy.

What lognormal distribution means is that it becomes a normal distribution when the variables are converted by taking logarithmic transformation.

The raw scores are percentile rank-transformed and then converted by taking the inverse of the standard normal distribution to produce normally distributed test scores.

Late that night, as the girls prepare for bed or sit softly reciting the Qur'an, Iman, an American convert, takes me aside.