Sentence examples for may convert a from inspiring English sources

A holder may convert a blank indorsement to a special indorsement.

"The kids go out and may convert a few here and there, but, more important, they convert themselves".

In theory, a studio recording may convert a performance into an artifact, in which, at least, all the material is present and accounted for.

This creates a certain grace period during which an applicant may convert a national application into an application for a Community trademark.

Prior to the Thanksgiving break, with the permission of the advisor and the DUS, a student may convert a 1-term essay to a 2-term essay.

Provided he stays fit, Woods will undoubtedly carve out future major opportunities and he may convert a couple of them.

Pre-operative down-staging may convert an irresectable tumour into a resectable one, a tumour likely to have positive resection margins to one with negative resection margins or permit a sphincter-sparing procedure.

I note that, as often pointed out by Tom Kirchhausen who has extensively studied the structure of the clathrin lattice, it is unlikely that a flat clathrin lattice may convert to a curved clathrin lattice without undergoing a complete disassembly.

For example, a five-tutorial package may convert into a certain length of time on Pluralsight.

The results suggest that SENCAR mouse embryo cell cultures may convert less B(a)P to water-soluble metabolites and more to DNA-binding metabolites than BALB/c mouse embryo cells.

It indicated that Glu175 may convert into a nucleophile residue and Glu84 into an acid/base residue.