Sentence examples for converted with the from inspiring English sources

The data was converted with the PRIDE Converter (Barsnes et al., 2009) (http://code.google.com/p/pride-converter).

That made Robert Vittek's penalty, converted with the last kick of the match, academic.

Hunt broke through the red wall of defence with a quick shimmy and, while she was eventually brought down inside the opposition half, England won a penalty from the resulting ball inside Canada's 22. Scarratt converted, with the flags of St George flying as they would do throughout the night.

Thirlby, who had earlier side-stepped to the line for a try that had put the Pirates ahead, was then given a penalty which he converted with the last kick of the match to give the Cornishmen a 21-19 win.

It turns out that the nitrates in beets — the same nitrates everyone worries about in hot dogs — are converted with the help of friendly bacteria in your saliva into nitric oxide, which enables your muscles to use less oxygen when they contract.

But the money is all converted with the real-time exchange rates, Bond tells me.

Yellow circle is a target point with the converted coordinates.

The Penguins failed to convert with the man-advantage for the 18th time in 21 chances this series, and the best scoring chances belonged to the Capitals.

If enough schools convert with the fear of compulsion hanging over their heads, egged on by the elimination of local authority duties and a national funding formula, it may lead to a tipping point.

So, after a spiritual journey that began a decade ago, dozens of families that had once belonged to a fire-and-brimstone church became Jews, converting with the help of rabbis from Miami and Jerusalem.

The loose ball drops to French forward Ousmane Dembele and he converts with the help of a deflection.