Sentence examples similar to a full conveyance from inspiring English sources

Juan Manuel Gallegos has a full stable of rocket-powered conveyances in the backyard of his Morelos home/laboratory.

In the early 1900s a full motor vehicle service was set up for the conveyance of mails in Paris.

A full orchestra in the pit and opera singers dangling off the pulled conveyance sang at full belt.

In a sense, the photographs were merely a tool, a conveyance.

In both Anglo-American and civil law the sale of a movable is both a contract and a conveyance.

If you meet people to whom poetry means something, there's an excitement and a conveyance of value.

In comparison, Air Force One, the presidential jet, is a relatively modest conveyance, a Boeing 747-200 weighing just 333 tons.

It's like a science-fiction fever dream: steering a conveyance by thought alone.

Something called a motorized conveyance registration cost $250.

"Basically, that sounds like a fraudulent conveyance," said David Skeel, a bankruptcy law professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Here was a heartfelt declaration of friendship, a cleareyed conveyance of affection and gratitude.