Sentence examples for having been converted from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the Capitol Theatre having been converted into Loew's Cinerama.

The New Yorker, August 11, 1962 P. 15 Talk story about the Capitol Theatre having been converted into Loew's Cinerama.

In 1844, having been converted to Roman Catholicism, he married Herminie d'Alcain, the daughter of a Spanish Carlist.

Spanish, Portuguese and Italian immigrants have since moved in, and the area is now more hip, arty and gentrified, with the factories having been converted into trendy lofts.

In return, having been converted to Catholicism while at Oxford by the Jesuit Father Martin D'Arcy, he persuaded her to join him in the church of Rome.

All this is even more remarkable when you discover that the pub is only a dozen years old, having been converted from the former village post office.

I've been converted.

But Ritardi has been converted.

Others have been converted into rental units.

They had been converted; now they were pulling for Koufax.

The bonds could have been converted to stock.