Sentence examples for was converting from inspiring English sources
verb
To transform or change (something) into another form, substance, state, or product.
- A kettle converts water into steam.
Her brain was converting one mode of sensation into another.
Soon she was converting those pictures into collages and paintings.
"Everyone was converting hotels into residences," she said.
One day Herta announced that she was converting.
"Her greatest success was converting her opponents to her way of seeing things," he said.
Evidently, Stuart was upset at the news that another friend was converting to Catholicism.
The caravan – the family's living quarters while he was converting the barn – is 12 feet wide.
The building was converting to a co-op, so he got an insider price.
So interacting with a foreign popish priest was made illegal, as was converting someone to Catholicism.
One idea that excited them was converting manure from roadside-grazing animals into dried fertilizer and selling it.
Among the proposals was converting the buildings into a home for battered women or an educational center about wild horses.
