Sentence examples for converting itself from inspiring English sources

It will also absorb water, converting itself into calcium hydroxide and releasing heat in the process.

When he owns part of a mutually owned building society (thrift) that is converting itself into a quoted bank.

The chairman and chief executive, Richard A. Grasso, has proposed the Big Board consider converting itself into a private company and selling shares.

Its chairman, Richard A. Grasso, has proposed that the Big Board consider converting itself into a private company and selling shares to the public.

The next year, it abandoned the principle of collective ownership, converting itself into a joint-stock company that went on to become a major silverware manufacturer.

Initially, ICI operated primarily in Great Britain and the Commonwealth, but it set about converting itself into an international company by pushing into continental Europe in the 1960s.

Morgan Stanley converted itself into a bank holding company one week after Lehman Brothers collapsed last month.

"That is what will allow the process to convert itself into an irreversible process," he added.

It's funny how quickly a generation converts itself from punks to parents.

It promises to convert itself into a subscription business by July.

One month ago, the Reform Party, originally a western protest movement, voted to convert itself into a new national party, the Canadian Alliance.