Sentence examples for little converted from inspiring English sources

The bike lives in a little converted bakery next to our house.

He and other urban émigrés did a little converting of their own.

The little winger converted from close range after three minutes.

The Seattle Reign star fired in a free-kick that Lotta Schelin blocked with her hand, and Little duly converted the resulting penalty, sending Lindahl the wrong way.

What the traders did not know was that Little had purchased convertible bonds at a company sale in London a few years before; Little entered the premises, apparently unrushed, carrying an oversize bag of what was revealed to be those very bonds, which Little had converted to stocks.

In contrast, the human adult can convert C-labeled ALA to EPA and, to a lesser extent, docosapentaenoic acid (22 5 ω-3), but very little is converted to DHA [ 60].

But little by little Montag gets converted to reading, and finally joins the underground: a dedicated band of individuals sworn to preserve world literature by becoming the living repositories of the books they have memorised.

Cry a little and convert".

But without that issue, Mr. Garin said, Mr. Bush had done little to convert Catholics.

The thieves had little luck converting the paintings into profit, however, and all three works were recovered unharmed a year later.

Both the Bush and Obama administrations have proclaimed it to be in America's strategic interest, but Washington has done little to convert words to action.