Sentence examples for conveyance is from inspiring English sources

Then there's the timeless debate over which conveyance is best: bus?

That happens only when the conveyance is made i.e., when the seller delivers the deed to the buyer.

With Mr. DiGiovanni the conveyance is a slightly battered car in a driveway with its wires pulled out and trailing on the concrete.

But, however a means of conveyance is represented theatrically, the hardest element to reproduce is – due to the limited dimensions of even the biggest stages, and increasingly severe health and safety rules – movement.

While patarashcas, in which dishes are cooked inside a bijao leaf, are quite common throughout the Peruvian Amazon, pacamoto, an indigenous preparation that uses bamboo as a cooking conveyance, is unheard of outside of a few remote villages.

The New York City Transit Rules of Conduct are very clear on this point: "Photography, filming or video recording in any facility or conveyance is permitted except that ancillary equipment such as lights, reflectors or tripods may not be used.

Reliable estimates of such events are necessary as structures for flood conveyance are continuously evolving in size and complexity and, as a result, their failure-associated hazards become more and more pronounced.

The quantity of land covered by the treaty of conveyance was large.

His conveyance was the Red River ox cart, a simple vehicle derived either from the two-wheeled used in French Canada, or from Scottish carts.

The counties instead argued that the Nonintercourse Act preempted the Oneida's cause of action, that any cause of action was time barred, nonjusticable, and abated, and that any conveyance was ratified by the federal government.

Interpreting the symbols' intended conveyance wasn't difficult, as the little graphics were easily recognizable, and were this a correspondence between an adult and a child, I'd not wonder as to the suitability of rainbows or happy-face sunshines in the stead of actual words.