Sentence examples for converted to secure from inspiring English sources

Although conversion to Islām was not demanded of the conquered, many Christians and a few Jews voluntarily converted to secure full status in the new empire.

Carson dived to his right, saved the kick and all was great - but Jerome went on to concede a spot-kick himself in the second half, which James Maddison converted to secure a 1-1 draw.

His second came after he won a penalty which he converted to secure the victory.

And the Exeter replacement then raced clear late on before converting to secure a fine comeback for the Chiefs as Sale were forced to settle with a losing bonus-point.

During his ten years in Vienna, Mahler who had converted to Catholicism to secure the post experienced regular opposition and hostility from the anti-Semitic press.

Joe Colbeck kept his head to open Grimsby's account but it was too little, too late as the responsibility for Wrexham's fourth penalty fell to 22-year-old Hunt and he converted confidently to secure the trophy for the north Wales club.

Using the established scoring system (6), responses on the food security items were converted to either food secure (zero to two affirmative responses, categorized as "food secure" or "marginally food secure") or food insecure (three or more affirmative responses, "low food security" or "very low food security" categories).

By the end of 1573 the Geuzen had captured, converted to Calvinism, and secured against Spanish attack the provinces of Holland and Zeeland.

"There are a lot of houses converted to flats and these are not as inherently secure," he says.

Both men had already scored in the match, Zidane with an audaciously chipped penalty and Materazzi with a header; Materazzi was also one of the five Italians who converted their penalties to secure victory in the shoot-out.

Paul Huntington then headed in Scott Laird's corner before Gallagher converted a penalty to secure victory.