Sentence examples for often converted from inspiring English sources

Before the 1998 public lands law, the government often converted land to private hands through land exchanges.

For example, the numbers 1-26 are often converted into letters, and puzzles frequently use Braille or Morse code.

Ground attack was most devastating when conducted by fighter-bombers, which were often converted air-superiority fighters.

Elaborate fantasies of design often converted the sideboard into a replica of a medieval cathedral or something equally improbable.

"The interest rates were high at the time -- 12 to 19percentt -- and instead of refinancing an apartment the owner often converted to a co-op.

Firewood in these areas is often converted to charcoal in earthen kilns before it is used, because charcoal gives off less smoke than wood.

"In these cases, the highest and best use for the site is often converting the building into residential".

South Koreans (both in their homeland and as migrants to America) often convert from Buddhism to Protestantism as they rise economically.

Consequently, before extractive metallurgy can effect the separation of metallic elements from the other constituents of a compound, it must often convert the compound into a type that can be more readily treated.

In cases like that — "where the garage is so small it's not practical," said Ed Ferguson, the senior vice president of Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty in Scarsdale — owners often convert the garage to living space.

Many current methods and tools often convert data into RDFs directly from original data bases.