Sentence examples for of the recent conversions from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of the recent conversions created rental apartments.

Most of the recent conversions to private ownership have involved small companies, which generally have an easier time with such changeovers.

Neither side wants a replay of the recent conversion to digital sound in theaters, which saw the emergence of four different sound standards that forced theater owners to install four different sound systems.

Georg Kell, executive director of UN Global Compact, the body's initiative to get firms to adopt sustainable policies, said the recent conversion of much of the business world was hugely significant.

The recent conversion of maintenance grants to loans should save the government around £2.5bn.

The recent conversion of a 17-story neo-Renaissance building at 93rd Street into a condominium was a rare event along Central Park West.

Among other new developments is the recent conversion of a 1930 New York Telephone Company building at 425 West 50th Street into a 51-unit luxury condo called Stella Tower.

The recent conversion of a cubic factory into a glorious villa means we can now all go to Santorini and live in a house that once made machines.

With the recent conversion of analog broadcast signals to digital, broadcasters returned 108 megahertz of spectrum to the government for auction.

Correction: October 7 , 2002 Monday The Residential Real Estate column on Sept. 20, about the recent conversion of 327 Central Park West to a condominium, misstated the discount offered to current tenants who bought apartments.

Meanwhile, I invite readers to decide if the recent conversion of a large, long-abandoned pub close to my home - standing next to a former nightclub that had bullet holes in its ceiling - into a restaurant-bar that does a solid Sunday roast for around 12 quid has helped or hindered the lives of the secure council tenants in the high rise block next door (see picture).