Sentence examples for intends to convert from inspiring English sources

It intends to convert the upper four floors into offices as space becomes available.

(The company eventually intends to convert its trucks so they can run on the bio-gas product).

Advance Word on a Conversion Q Is there a way I can find out if my New York City landlord intends to convert our rental building, and if so, whether it would be a co-op or a condo?

The JJB name will vanish from the high street as Sports Direct intends to convert all stores as part of the deal, in which it also acquired all of the company's stock and the Slazenger Golf brand.

— Jenna Wortham Ellison: Why I Bought All Those Houses cnbc.com |  No recluse, Larry Ellison talks about his Hawaiian island and other homes, some of which he intends to convert into art museums.

Ms. Ambursley, a shop steward in the American Postal Workers Union, now uses a Microsoft Zune and says she intends to convert those tapes into digital files for her player.

("We do not intend to convert the devil," she explained).

Persistent media rumours – finally denounced yesterday as false – claimed that Jean Sarkozy intended to convert to Judaism before his marriage.

Van Wely came on with 32 a5, intending to convert his connected passed queenside pawns into a powerful distraction.

Dr. Sumanathi Kasinathan, a Cortland physician, bid $60,000, intending to convert the space into an engineering office and pediatric clinic.

A previous owner had bought it intending to convert it into a residence and then abandoned it.