Sentence examples for conveniently moved from inspiring English sources

During the 15th century on the Continent, smaller tables were made which could be more conveniently moved and, especially, drawn up to the fire.

Encouragingly, however, there were further signs tonight, after the Georgia game being conveniently moved to Germany, that he's going to be a lucky manager for Ireland.

Note that we have conveniently moved the delay term l r Nss towards the input signal x[m] without any loss of generality.

Because if this is your fourth restaurant and you've conveniently moved your catering business next door, who needs a soft opening?

It also, perhaps conveniently, moves We7 slightly further away from comparisons to Spotify, which remains very much an on-demand play.

If you want to be able to conveniently move files from your Windows computer to your Mac, you need to configure the "Drop Box" folder on your Mac.

Much of the information mentioned by the expert has conveniently been moved to corresponding subsections under 'Results and discussion' and complemented by an improved version of Figure 1, although now it is Figure 3.

Thebes and Logan's father, it turns out, left South Dakota years ago, but no problem — a former neighbor conveniently remembers that he moved to Twentynine Palms, Calif.

They are perhaps conveniently forgetting that the world has moved on since the days of the empire and has become increasingly regionalised and globalised.

This is the house into which, in 1483, Angelo Ambrogini, better known as Poliziano, moved, so that he could be conveniently placed for accepting invitations to literary dinners and for educating Lorenco the Magnificent's children.

"Chip heard I moved back into to town and conveniently decided he need to have his eyes checked.