Sentence examples for convey to her from inspiring English sources

Her parents sent her off with a copy of Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations," her father said, "to convey to her: Live a purposeful life".

Seconds later, he's bounding on to the New York sidewalk, determined to locate the object of his affections and convey to her the depth of his feeling.

Sissie agreed and, according to Lowe issued a stern warning to convey to her son – "I'll clip his ears if he doesn't".

Joel Wachs, the president of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, whom Ms. Lipson sought out for advice, said that he tried to convey to her some of the obstacles involved in starting a museum.

Mr. Ross specializes in stuffing people's pets, and in the premiere he tries to convey to her how traumatizing it can be for an owner to bring a dead doggie into the shop.

Her lectures at New York University, where she was a professor in the classics department, were virtual one-woman shows as she sought to convey to her students her enthusiasm for Greece.

"I conveyed to her: 'I'm not that kind of Negro.

This verdict had been conveyed to her mother by the matchmaker.

And what is being conveyed to her is her past: her childhood in Africa.

But it was politely conveyed to her that it might be better if she absented herself".

She had reported that they conveyed to her death threats from R.U.C. interrogators.