Sentence examples for to convert for from inspiring English sources

She reads Elizabeth Taylor's autobiography and is inspired by the actress's decision to convert for Eddie Fisher.

"Religion is not a piece of clothing that you change," he said after turning away an Ecuadorean immigrant who sought to convert for her Syrian husband.

At my dry cleaner, the attendant required 10 minutes to convert for the customer before me, while the manager himself had to do my conversion three times.

But Western specialists say that because of the oddities of how uranium is enriched, those batches would be the easiest to convert for use in weapons.

Some of the fuel at Fordo, Mr. Abbasi said, would be enriched to 20 percent purity for use in a research reactor in Tehran; because of the oddities about how uranium is enriched, those batches would be the easiest to convert for use in weapons.

While the Raiders obviously wanted to convert for a first down so that they didn't give the Falcons the ball with nearly three minutes on the clock, it was also crucial that they didn't lose their opportunity at a go-ahead field goal.

It is not clear whether the combined company would seek to convert to for-profit status, an idea that HIP had promoted but that GHI had shunned.

That is the date of a hearing on a request to determine whether the arrangement that allowed Empire Blue Cross to convert to for-profit status is constitutional.

Instead he becomes an object for tourists to gape at, for missionaries to convert and for colonialists to claim.

Because these audio files start out as digital, there is no need to convert them for use on a computer.

Mr. Sheeran said he did not yet know if Rhapsody would be able to convert music for Zune.