Sentence examples for quick convert from inspiring English sources

A quick convert to staying in dormitories, I next reserved a room at Imperial College in London for my husband and me for a trip in June.

Bill Capacchione — proudly noting that his surname in Italian means hard head — came upon Hosea's tackling camps and became a quick convert.

Mr. Beck, a quick convert to Representative Lazio, was most familiar with his record and said the candidate was "not locked into traditional Republican ideas".

Instead, the Condé Nast powerhouse and its rich milieu of brainy editors made a quick convert of Leive.

Socially and spiritually adrift, he was a quick convert to Islam, driven into his new faith by a chance encounter with a library book on the life of The Prophet.

Volunteering is by nature transformative -- reluctant participants become quick converts every day, once they meet those who need their help.

On being appointed, even those who have paid lip-service to reform tend to become quick converts and start to praise the chamber for its varied and respected expertise.

"On the Corn Laws, on the currency, on the amelioration of the criminal code, on Catholic emancipation he was not one of the earliest laborers, or quickest converts," Bagehot noted.

For a quick sale Convert it into a boutique rehab facility.

It was not particularly quick to convert, but it did move once it faced a genuine threat from European competitors.

Around the same time, a popular movement against brahmins especially lordly in the south emboldened members of the lower and middle castes, including gounders, who were quick to convert their new assertiveness into business.The Hindu caste system has never been rigid.