Sentence examples for reconvert from inspiring English sources

Now immigration is likely to reconvert Texas from Republican red to Democratic blue; Latinos may justly demand a bigger, more "Californian" state to educate them and provide them with decent health care.

The police declared that Maoist rebels had killed the swami, who had been trying to reconvert Christians to Hinduism, but many Hindu groups blamed the slayings on Christians.

The city endorsed the Reformation in 1555 and was the scene of riots in 1607, when supporters of the Counter-Reformation attempted to reconvert the population to Roman Catholicism.

Under the Afshārid ruler Nādir Shah (ruled 1736 47), who tried but failed to reconvert the population of Iran to Sunni Islam, Mashhad became the imperial capital.

There were also attempts to reconvert areas of the world that had once been Roman Catholic e.g., England and Sweden.

As a young man he was a member of a… Talk story about heat comic-strip artists are doing to reconvert their heroes to peacetime.

Like his fellow front-runner Marc Ouellet of Quebec, Cardinal Scherer ticks several boxes: he is from the New World but well-connected in Rome, and he has participated in the Pontifical Council for "new evangelisation" (ie reconverting a secular world) which was a favourite project of Benedict XVI.

It can then be transported by sea in specially built tankers (see picture) and reconverted to gas at the point where it enters an importer's pipeline system.

Some of its officials are now reconverting tribesmen and untouchables who had earlier embraced Islam or Christianity.

They are now in semi-suspended animation because of paralysis in the banking system.One leading advocate of dollarisation, Kurt Schuler*, an economist with the Joint Economic Committee of Congress in Washington, DC, argues that bank deposits should be reconverted into dollars in the original amount.

Some old flats above shops, which are now often used as storage space, are also likely to be reconverted.