Sentence examples for ever convert from inspiring English sources

Also, on your deathbed, would you ever convert to Christianity like Darwin did allegedly… ADAM GOPNIK: I think the story of Darwin's conversion is just that, a story.

It's exceedingly unlikely that Mark Zuckerberg, who has fought hard to keep control of Facebook, will ever convert the company into a user-owned and run collective.

As they see it, Cocos are not just a way for the banks to increase their capital reserves on the cheap but may also make them a bit more cautious, knowing that their shareholders will suffer big losses from dilution if the Cocos ever convert.

Even the believers wondered if nearly would ever convert to now.

The sneaky little secret of all this marketing, of course, is that none of those bells-and-whistles appliances will ever convert a klutz into a cook.

First and more negative is that there is an enormous segment of the millennial population -- perhaps a majority -- that they will never, ever convert, no matter what they do.

A We've never, ever converted any of our buildings.

But has anyone ever converted to a parody religion?

Overtime was reinstated into the regular season in 1983 -- after 41 years without it -- and, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, no one had ever converted a penalty shot in the extra session.

He once told me the only difference between writing a novel, say, and a column was the setting of the margin on his typewriter (I don't think he ever converted to a computer).

I fear that if I were ever converted to the raw meat of someone else's novel, I'd be so traumatised, and so leery of inflicting such a mauling on anyone else, that I'd never write another word.