Sentence examples for the idea of converting from inspiring English sources

"Someone came up with the idea of converting the Yonkers station into a nightclub," he said.

Balk says that he's not arguing against the idea of converting per se.

They seize the good feeling generated by a dramatic sports moment with the idea of converting them into votes.

To other officials, the idea of converting Indian Point 2 from nuclear to gas is more appealing.

Tom Rubino, a Horizon spokesman, said that the company's intentions had been unchanged since 2003, when its leadership had publicly taken off the table the idea of converting.

"When we were 'brothers,' it was all love," said a Howard student who had flirted with the idea of converting to Islam.

"I like the idea of converted anything," Ms. Daukantas said.

That's why we have embraced this idea of converting existing homes through our green community makeover campaign.

The innovative idea of converting a pre-existing full denture to a temporary fixed bridge can be attributed to Thomas J. Balshi, who originally launched the concept as the "Biotes conversion prosthesis" (Balshi 1985).

The idea of directly converting fibroblasts by introducing the genes into the heart instead of first obtaining the fibroblasts, then converting them in a dish and lastly implanting the converted cells back into the heart sounds very convenient.

They are retreating from the idea of temporarily converting schools for use in a biological disaster, because parents might protest that the buildings were contaminated after the disaster passed.