Sentence examples similar to converting from having from inspiring English sources

They are the most activist in seeking adherents; their prayer vans, converted from campers, have become familiar on many of America's metropolitan main streets.

So the app can be forgiven for having trouble converting from one system to another, perhaps.

At the same time, fewer farmers have been converting from conventional dairying to organic.

Kroos rounded off the victory on 89 minutes, converting from the spot after Nathan Ake had given away a penalty.

Indeed, in T47D and MDAMB361 HRGβ1 was converted from a ligand having negligible or suppressive growth activity into one that potently promoted cell proliferation.

Indeed, in T47D and MDAMB361, heregulin-β1 was converted from a ligand having negligible or suppressive growth activity into one that potently promoted cell proliferation.

Up to one in 10 members of the English Democrats have converted from the British National Party, their leader has told the BBC.

He said that the building, which was being converted from a warehouse, had not yet received a permanent certificate of occupancy, which made it difficult to get financing.

In many cases the properties we own were bought in either a run-down state, or were converted from buildings which had fallen out of use.

The guesthouse, converted from a garage, has another bathroom.

Efforts to convert from bilateral surgery have been helpful.