Sentence examples for converting over to from inspiring English sources

The new site will run at beta.netscape.com for now, converting over to the main Netscape.com property soon.

There are still some forested areas left in that part of Cambodia: it hasn't all yet been logged and converted over to plantations or rice paddies.

We have all converted over to git and are working away as always," he says.

These accounts convert over to a full account with all normal rights and privileges once the student reaches age 13.

When I first converted over to Apple a few years ago and got myself a MacBook Pro, a so-called "genius" started asking me a few unexpected questions.

What the company could be doing, therefore, is testing the waters to see where Register is picking up usage and how it's being used, as well as start to build up a base of merchants who it can then eventually convert over to payment services.

And if they don't reduce the price, it might mean less people convert over to TalkTalk and in turn it will make the breakeven point for this deal longer than 3 years which will certainly cost CPW more than the £70m already accrued.

And finally the fine print: If you bring home a rental kitten and fall in love, you can easily convert over to a rent-to-own type situation.

Major portions of the U.S. cotton belt have been converted over to rice production, so much so that the U.S. south produces 12percentt of all rice on the planet.

All the older products that had been in production for ten or fifteen years had to be converted over to high temperatures".

Additionally, data not within the patient's valid observation period by convention are not converted over to the CDM; 23 % of drug exposures, 35%% of conditions, 27%% of procedures and 16.7 % of observations were not within the patient's valid observation period and were not included in the CPRD CDM.