Sentence examples for originally converted from inspiring English sources

Box's most recent 10K reports a share count of 119.8 million, but if the series F had not converted the number would have been 115.4 million, meaning the company issued an additional 4.4 million shares as a make good on top of the original 7.5 million shares originally converted.

We originally converted $1.072bn into £640,000, not the slightly higher (correct) figure of £644m.

The Prius was originally converted by CalCars to use grid-supplied electricity in 2004.

Unlike Filipinos, however, the Koreans were originally converted not by Western conquerors but by missionaries, many of whom were Korean themselves.

The actor, who originally converted in 1975, has defended the religion in an interview with the Tampa Bay Times, saying that he hasn't watched the film and that he doesn't "really care to" see it.

That means that most L.C.D. models on the market have special signal-processing chips that go through the convoluted routine of taking the computer's analog signal (itself originally converted from digital data) and transforming it back into digital data.

Two different coordinate systems (World Geodetic System 1984 and Rikets triangelnät 1990) were used, due to the Swedish Board of Agriculture using a different geographical system for their recording than what was used to originally convert the addresses provided by the participants into coordinates.

Some early models were originally a converted giant violin, but was brought to prominence particularly by virtuosos Domenico Dragonetti of Italy and Russia's Serge Koussevitzky.

A dense, hallucinatory mix of projected films, slides and drawings splayed across the walls of a hemispherical room — originally a converted silo in Stony Point, N.Y.

For Negus the highlight of 2013 will be conducting, in a single season, the complete Ring cycle at Longborough, the Gloucestershire opera festival best known for being held in what was, originally, a converted barn.

When the Picasso Museum closed for renovation in 2009, Baldassari's plan was to vastly enlarge the display space inside the 17th-century Hôtel Salé, which had originally been converted into a museum in the 1980s and always had a pleasantly stuffed, intimate feeling to it.