Sentence examples for to conversions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of converting something or someone.
- His conversion to Christianity
Other firms have projects under way ranging from electric commuter cars to conversions of existing vehicles.
He says: "Parents are often those responsible for sending their children to conversions, so we need to expose them to some of the realities of the practice through education".
The offense, which played with ragged and staccato tempo, which failed on third down as if allergic to conversions (1 of 11 over all), produced all of 6 points.
Radical Hindu groups like the council are vehemently opposed to conversions to Christianity, which in India tend to focus on traditionally downtrodden lower-caste and indigenous groups, and have lately taken to conducting mass ceremonies to convert them back to Hinduism.
When that happens, you get tired and make more mistakes.' Strachan at least could not complain of his team's ration of chances to conversions, a perfect two from two as Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and Barry Robson exploited the only opportunities contrived over the entire 90 minutes.
Another explanation, Ms. Cloyes DioGuardi says, is that in Albania, a Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox country until Ottoman rule led to conversions to Islam starting in the 15th century, ethnicity has always trumped religion, and piety is less than zealous.
incident photon-to-conversion efficiency.
But everything else is vulnerable to conversion to concrete.
A further question he asks is why some people appear to be immune to conversion.
Conservative synagogues take a milder approach to conversion, with the focus on mixed marriages.
Hublo excels when it comes to conversion rates.
