Sentence examples for still convert from inspiring English sources

And sport can still convert enemies into friends.

When no oxygen is admitted to the test gas, all the catalysts still convert NO using methanol as reductant but the product now contains other N-containing molecules.

The backdoor cuts, the beautiful bounce passes a few feet from the rim, the way they botch circus alley-oop dunks and still convert layups.

About 2,500 television stations around the world may still convert -- about half of them in the United States, Mr. Coster said.

If Jermaine McGlashan can continue to create chances then Jamie Cureton signed from Exeter after scoring 21 goals in this division last season can still convert them in golden boot-bothering quantities even though he turns 38 at the end of August.

So far, the new solar cells still convert sunlight to electricity at an efficiency well below commercial solar cells.

On the other hand, ammonia was still converted after 12 pulses.

Still, converting key elements of the Global C-Suite can be a critical first step.

I was still converting the dollar to rupees, which made me think of some of the purchases as insane.

Here are five short-haul alternatives outside of the eurozone, where the good 'ol sterling still converts nicely.

God knows we are imperfect messengers, but America's founding document still converts "subjects" to "citizens" everywhere it is read.