Sentence examples for only to convert from inspiring English sources

Finally, he may desire only to convert an already composed score into sound.

"You don't get try-scoring opportunities without good attack," the head coach said, "but only to convert three is frustrating.

Toomer suggested that the passing game should become more aggressive and look to throw deep more, instead of being used only to convert a third down.

That combination allows him not only to convert opportunities off turnovers as a runaway fast-breaker, but also while filling the lane without the ball on the wing or trailing behind the initial break.

Mr. Vuleta's words are more exuberant than the official company line, which is that NJOY doesn't want everyone to smoke e-cigarettes but only to convert the 40 million Americans who now smoke tobacco.

Ben Abbes's government soon imposes a kind of relaxed Sharia law throughout France and this is the book's central joke and point the French élite are cravenly eager to collaborate with the new regime, delighted not only to convert but to submit to a bracing and self-assured authoritarianism.

The visitors dominated large swathes of the game, but were only able to convert that into just the one goal.

This is symbolic only, enough to convert just ten percent of the federal fleet (less if more expensive plug-in hybrids are purchased).

But if Motorola only manages to convert a sector of its own developers to Android, it will likely have plenty of manpower.

Hereford were actually awarded three penalties, all three of them conceded by Exiles defender David Pipe, but the home side only managed to convert two of them.

The Rams were only able to convert goal-line situations 66percentt of the time Sunday in six chances.