Sentence examples for swiftly converted from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, she persisted," only for his words to be swiftly converted into a feminist rallying cry.

Medical personnel manning the runners' first-aid tent swiftly converted it into a mass-casualty triage unit.

If taken for human consumption, common industrial chemicals such as gamma butyrolactone and 1.4-butanediol are swiftly converted by the body into GHB.

Which is why it is all the more jarring that former government ministers, prominent businessmen and members of the royal family — the House of Saud — are being held captive in the five-star hotel, which was swiftly converted over the weekend into what is almost certainly the world's most luxurious prison.

At the end of initial 4 h, glycerol was swiftly converted and conversion was 38.5 %.

He swiftly converted Celtics fans the old-fashioned way: being really, really good at basketball, averaging 24.4 points and 5.1 assists per game and consistently coming up huge with the game on the line.

The atmospheric Tontons Bringueurs is a mix of all three, and while owner Yves Barruet loves to project cult 1950s French thrillers on to a huge wall, the place swiftly converts into a sports bar once a big match kicks off.

The transition was smooth: A.T.M.'s and cash registers were converted swiftly and with few glitches.

Salford struck first through Mullaney's try before the Bulls hit back swiftly when Jamie Foster converted Purtell's score, the first of four successful kicks, to generate a 6-4 lead.

At the same time, a number of companies, including ExxonMobil, are exploring the development of new breeds of algae that reproduce swiftly and can be converted into biofuels.

In Mexico, the Holy Child Martyrs of Tlaxcala, children martyred by their parents or fellow villagers for having converted to Christianity, swiftly gained a following, although the church did not promote the cult.