Constantine's victory led to his eventual conversion to Christianity.
Take, for example, the hope for the eventual conversion of farmland behind the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge.
Although there were religious difficulties in those regions settled by peoples converted to Arianism (Visigoths, Burgundians), Clovis's eventual conversion to Catholic Christianity simplified matters.
In what would be a much more radical shift, a bill that would require the eventual conversion of the entire yellow cab fleet is being considered by Councilman John C. Liu, chairman of the City Council's Transportation Committee.
And there are still a few prominent Republican politicians who remain immune to Trump's brusque charm, although Ryan isn't the only elected official who seems to be planning his eventual conversion.
(The answer, briefly, is their father's strange, restless nature and his eventual conversion to the mystical circles of Swedenborgianism, which sent him travelling in pursuit of spiritual illumination).
Many storms blew through Anglicanism in his lifetime; the Oxford Movement, with its dedication to High Church ritual and the eventual conversion of its leading light, John Henry Newman, to Roman Catholicism, had struck on Carroll's own doorstep.
Though that decision was made in 2008, Mr. Reeser said it was in preparation for an eventual conversion to a system in which high enrollment numbers were not as important as the potential earnings of students.
Why would I care about someone else's" — and then his eventual conversion: I saw people doing shit that I could identify with, except that it seemed cooler, more exciting, more dramatic, more difficult, more rewarding, more perilous, more of everything, and, most important, more real.
They would be converted into glucose (of which cellulose, which makes up much of the dry weight of a plant, is a polymer) and the glucose would be shipped around much as oil is today, for eventual conversion into biofuels and bioplastics.
