Sentence examples for wanting to convert from inspiring English sources

Now, Charas accuses Mr. Singer of wanting to convert the building to apartments, which he denies.

Nearly 700 more schools wanting to convert are currently in the pipeline.

In an average week, the Department for Education processes 20 applications from schools wanting to convert to become academies, Gove said.

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But now a bureaucratic snag is threatening the scheme.The problem comes with anyone wanting to convert his visa into "indefinite leave to remain" (Britain's equivalent of America's Green Card).

Achebe offers an excerpt of an interview in which Gowon tries to justify the crippling £20 flat fee given to every Biafran wanting to convert their Biafran currency back to the Nigerian naira.

"If he wants to convert, O.K.

Now the team wants to convert those fans into believers.

"They wanted to convert from analog to digital".

"They just want to convert their bank account into gold".

They want to convert a worry into a deep fear.