Sentence examples for could have converted from inspiring English sources
I could have converted the Mormon Tabernacle Choir into a klezmer band more easily.
He knew all too well, after the 1990s, that he could have converted the whole oeuvre into a Bowie bond.
We doubt that that book, no matter how potentially pernicious its influence, could have converted anybody to anything.
We could have converted our dollars at home, but it probably would have ended up costing even more.
It's unlikely that the Mets could have converted the grounder into a double play, but a forceout at second was easily achievable.
He praised the Jets' formations and plays in a recent interview, saying: "They would have run for 180 yards if they could have converted some third downs.
He struck the bar with a header early on and could possibly have converted the rebound only for Tottenham's defence to get to the ball first and clear.
By the same token, a future Labour government could cease funding selective schools that have converted to academy status unless they phase out existing selection, but I won't be holding my breath on that one.
Ironically, playing around with Vista for more than a month has done what years of experience and exhortations from Mac-loving friends could not: it has converted me into a Mac fan.
