Sentence examples for convey the notes from inspiring English sources

And then Noah would come and I would convey the notes and we would go through bit by bit and tweak it.

They don't convey the cautionary note that an analyst would provide".

"There's a certain amount of information that the press secretary wants to convey," the reporter noted.

A langoustine tail and its accompanying bisque convey the sweetest, briniest notes that the sea has to offer.

Worries range from banks that are offering employees free gym time to get them fit enough to haul extra sacks of money to the shortage of armored trucks in Finland, a large and sparsely populated country that has only 150 such vehicles to convey the new coins and notes to outlying stores and A.T.M.'s.

Eakins also had a special ability, as many people have noted, to convey the act of thinking, a subtle effect.

In one of my favorite sections, a series of jittery, rising two-note motifs convey the unsteady steps of the hikers as they traverse a glacier.

Wartime fear, also, is illustrated in much music – nowhere more memorably than in the Dona Nobis Pacem section of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, where a few notes suffice to convey the terror of a population threatened by foreign occupation.

And his press notes sought earnestly to convey the, uh, sprightliness of that: "Henny Penny, Loosy Goosy, Turkey Lurkey Meet Foxy Loxy," read a printed flyer placed on every seat at the Dia Center for the Arts.

My duty and my privilege was to hear them at first hand, to take notes and try to convey the historical truth.

Another reader recommended "cannot be overestimated" and "should not be underestimated", noting that basically they convey the same meaning.