Sentence examples for into the conventions from inspiring English sources

You're going from the Olympics with very little rest time into the conventions.

The symbols doubtless had their origins as simple pictograms that gradually developed into the conventions now generally used.

As we move into the conventions, the Republican candidate is still down in the polls — two recent surveys have deplorable favorability numbers for Romney.

The affinity for art, even in its wilder forms, was real, and only partly sublimated into the conventions of "good taste".

If we return to the equilibrium where Mr. Obama is about two points ahead in the polls — about where they were for months on end heading into the conventions — then Mitt Romney's position won't be too badly damaged.

With such a larger-than-life character, Ms. Danes and the director, Mick Jackson, had to be careful not to overdo it or inadvertently to fall into the conventions of disease-of-the-week movies.

The Bikers for Trump quickly dissolved into the normal Convention crowds, the thousands and thousands of lawyers.

Despite showcasing "The Hobbit" in a conventional way, Warner Brothers put considerable effort into the convention.

That lessens the excitement going into the convention.

"Usually campaigns aren't too developed going into the convention.

"We're beginning to ramp into the convention," he said.