Sentence examples for promptly convert from inspiring English sources

McDonald, a peripheral figure under Mowbray, stepped from the bench to head home a Danny Fox cross and promptly convert a Georgios Samaras pass at the back post to hand Celtic the scent of victory.

And a survey by financial services group Zurich of 1,190 UK parents (no recruitment criteria were given) found that, rather than keep their child's bedroom as a shrine, a third promptly convert it into a study or hobby room.

One member of the class of '41 wrote to the Princeton Alumni Weekly magazine that since "we now have a lady president and a lady second in command, to save time I recommend that the trustees promptly convert Princeton to a single-sex female university and be done with it".

Indeed, in the Jan . 30issue of Princeton Alumni Weekly, Hugh M. F. Lewis, a 1941 Princeton graduate from St . Louis wrote archly of the college's having two women at the top: "To save time, I recommend that the trustees promptly convert Princeton to a single-sex, female university and be done with it".

This finding directly contradicts the conclusions reached by the study authors, who suggested that 100% first-pass metabolism would promptly convert BPA to its conjugated metabolites.

The debt was convertible into Lions Gate shares, and Mr. Rachesky promptly converted this debt, raising his ownership stake to 28.8 percent and diluting Mr. Icahn's to 32.8 percent.

Efficient modulation promptly converts the energy resonating at one frequency to the second frequency.

Green Bay, its hold on the game seeming to slip, promptly converted a third-and-7 when Rodgers completed a 12-yard pass to James Jones.

With an electrochemically-driven approach, the CYP bienzyme complex displayed synergic functions, whereby the intermediate of 2-oxo-clopidogrel generated from target substrate clopidogrel by CYP1A2 could be promptly converted into the final metabolite of clopidogrel carboxylic acid by CYP3A4.

With an hour and 19 minutes on the clock, however, Murray forced his second break point of the match in the following game and promptly converted it with a backhand winner.

Divided into two screens by the ABC chain in 1972, the cinema closed in 1997, only for the building to be bought two years later by the Wetherspoon group, who promptly converted the ground floor into the site of their largest UK pub: named with appropriate affection, The Regal presently has a capacity of 1,300.