Sentence examples for expected to convert from inspiring English sources

The bank is expected to convert Wachovia branches in the New York area in early 2011.

According to the analysis, by the business newsletter Commercial Mortgage Alert, Tishman Speyer converted 560 apartments in 2007 and expected to convert 670 this year.

Several other mutual companies, including Metropolitan Life, are expected to convert to shareholder-owned companies and sell stock in the coming months.

THE NINTH DAY A dissident Roman Catholic priest (Ulrich Matthes) is released from Dachau and sent home to occupied Luxembourg, where he is expected to convert the bishop to the Nazi cause.

Ford is expected to convert three of its big assembly plants from truck-based products to cars, including its so-called Michigan Truck plant in Wayne, Mich., that builds Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator S.U.V.'s.

But there are many nonprofits, and some of them, including Empire HealthChoice in New York, formerly Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, are expected to convert to publicly traded companies.

It plans to expand the chain to 45 by the end of the financial year next April, and expects to convert several of its pubs in the future.

Exactly how the hell they expect to convert them into exchangeable currency for use back home is not a question that weighs heavily on us.

Rather trivialising Miss Joy's struggle, the chief justice said she could not expect to convert from one religion to another on a "whim".

I do not expect to convert a single vegetarian or vegan to my viewpoint when I say that there is a human imperative to eat animal protein, despite the fact that the whole of our history bears this out.

The Norwegian company expects to convert the ship into an immense modern cruise liner as part of plans to operate the first cruise ships registered in the United States in some 50 years.