Sentence examples for go through a conversion from inspiring English sources

He told him to have his child go through a conversion ceremony.

"In order for that child to be Jewish, it would have to go through a conversion ceremony like any other non-Jew".

So Rabbi Kenneth Brander, the dean of the Center for the Jewish Future at Yeshiva University in New York, has suggested a pragmatic solution for children of in vitro fertilization: If any of the participants in the equation are not Jewish, the child should go through a conversion ceremony anyway.

His father had gone through a conversion and was now a Seventh-day Adventist Church preacher, touring Russia to spread the word.

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So will a deal go through?

Overall, however, the Clinton administration went through a real conversion.

If price is not a concern, Michelle Higgins, The Times's Practical Traveler columnist, echoed your preference for the Plaza Hotel (Fifth Avenue at Central Park South; theplaza.com), the New York landmark that recently went through a partial conversion to condo units but still offers almost 300 hotel rooms.

Cowper enjoyed Olney and Newton's company; he was also new to Olney and had gone through a spiritual conversion similar to Newton's.

In the previous effort, resid conversion was found to go through a maximum with increasing hydrogen tetrachloroaluminate contents in a sodium tetrachloroaluminate catalyst.

You will now go through a brief loading phase and break into an input/output conversion.