Sentence examples for tough conversion from inspiring English sources
Jackson managed his third tough conversion and Saracens were ahead, but then came Yachvili's match-winning, heartbreaking effort.
From leading by four points Ireland trailed by three once James Hook, the Man of the Match, had landed an extremely tough conversion kick.
A no-look feed to Dexter Pittman and a tough conversion in the lane from James before the end of the third quarter left little doubt about the outcome.
Zak Hardaker, the England international and Sinfield's replacement with the kicking duties, had already missed an admittedly tough conversion to make it 12-6, before Kurt Gidley responded with a superb effort of his own to make it 12-10, a lead the Wolves never relinquished.
Sinfield was handed what would have been a relatively tough conversion anyway but, even with the changing of the lead on the line, he knocked it over – before Watkins' try on the hooter sealed the farewell Leeds' iconic trio of departing stars imagined back in February.
Di Bernardo slotted the tough conversion to leave only a score between the teams at the break.
After several "really tough conversions" with Banister, Tarwater decided to "[dedicate his] life to Christ and basically relinquished control".
Henry Paul received an England call-up within months of switching codes from rugby league to union in 2001, but now he has a far tougher conversion to attempt: transforming American football discards into credible rugby players in only a couple of weeks.
Eden latched on to Sean Gleeson's short pass to cross and give Dobson a tough touchline conversion against his former team to give Rovers the narrowest of wins.
The conversion was tough for their parents, according to a biography of Love written by three Salt Lake Tribune reporters.
He acted in response to a lawsuit filed by seven poor city residents who asserted that the conversion, along with tough new welfare policies, had resulted in their being denied prompt access to food stamps and government health insurance.
