Sentence examples for expects to convert from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Rabois says that there are still 26 million businesses in the U.S. that don't accept credit cards, and he expects to convert a "huge fraction of them" this year.
Brannock expects to convert another charity, The Brannock Fund, into an account for young amputees in the coming months.
By Oct. 1, the company expects to convert 1,500 workers to full-time status, giving it a workforce of 4,500 full-time employees and 2,700 part-timers.
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.
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.
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".
