Sentence examples for that she converted from inspiring English sources
"Dream House" was a farmhouse in Japan that she converted into a retreat for people to sleep in and record dreams.
She said that she converted to Islam a decade ago and that she was the great-granddaughter of a suffragist who fought for British women's right to vote.
Ms. Kumari, for her part, has said in a court filing and media interviews that she converted of her free will — but public figures have questioned whether she had been pressed or intimidated into saying that.
She adopted the persona of "the Boxing Diva" — a fighter who will teeter into Gleason's on Prada platform heels, wearing a Tory Burch top and Bulgari eyeglasses that she converted from sunglasses.
At an Asian import store in Great Barrington, Ms. McMillan found a round, marble-top dining table that seats 12 and the top of an ox cart that she converted into a coffee table.
It was several years later that she converted to Islam, though not because of any pressure from husband, she said, but rather because she finally felt the spirit of Allah in her heart.
Berg went so far as to appeal for help to Cardinal Francis Spellman, who agreed only on the condition that she convert to Roman Catholicism, which she refused to do.
Wilson had told me that when she converted, some of her friends had worked to hide their apparent unhappiness; years later, she realized that they had experienced her choice as a referendum on American life.
But despite everything that's happened since she converted, Mitchell said she isn't looking back. .
But what strikes me about the chapter on his sister is Lanzmann's passing observation that, during the war, she converted to Catholicism.
Remarking that, "Cows can't eat rocks," she told me that a few years back she converted the dairy shed into the cafe to increase revenue on their boulder-strewn acres.
