Sentence examples for something to convert from inspiring English sources

Find what demographics are not the biggest fans and make something to convert them into fans.

Joanna, 27, loan officer: There'd need to be something to convert the urine into some kind of energised gas which gets pumped into this turbine.

For putting movies on your phone, however, you will definitely need something to convert it to your phones file type.

Handbrake will now ask you to select something to convert from, select your disk in the small entry box.

Using the Capability Approach as applied to disability the paper argues that financial capability is best viewed as a 'conversion factor' rather than a capability, that is, something necessary to convert resources, particularly money, into something of value to an individual, such as an adequate pension.

You can play it on an flv player, but if you want to put it on an iPod or something you have to convert it.

The means: the elimination of everyone who believes something different and refuses to convert.

Many do not want to become Catholics but a share of disaffected Episcopalians are seeking to convert, something they say they have long dreamed about.

Use an upside down bin! Obviously I don't mean a grubby kitchen bin, but a nice wire waste-paper basket, or something similar – check back at home and see if your family can spare any for your bed-side needs, or the various high street home stores near you will have something cheap and easy to convert into a surface.

First, the RNA polymerase moves forward by one base pair along the DNA template (a process called translocation); thermal energy actually causes the polymerase to oscillate back and forth, so something needs to happen to convert this random motion into motion along the DNA template in the correct direction.

Another handy way to convert something to a movie clip, is to select it and then mouse over Modify, then click convert to symbol.