Sentence examples for conveyance that from inspiring English sources

The elevator is a jerky conveyance that does not inspire confidence.

The banks claim the revamping was a "fraudulent conveyance" that left MBIA undercapitalized and possibly unable to pay future claims.

Mr. Algieri of the civic association said Mr. Parlato had originally described the water taxi as a ferry — a conveyance that would change the "quaint little hamlet" immediately.

Mr. Dyer concluded that the Camry, America's best-selling car in 13 of the last 14 years, remained a remarkably capable, if uninspiring, conveyance that faced fierce competition from more distinctive corners of the midsize segment.

Sedaris describes two very different rail trips when he was younger, full of chemically enabled bad decisions as he rocks back and forth on a conveyance that begets encounters.

He looked a pretty steady conveyance that day but, dropped back in distance to a mile and a quarter, he performed much better on his recent reappearance at Sandown.

"Aunt Emily" is a concours judge's term to describe huge, stately conveyances that are sensible rather than sexy.

(Elevators, those conveyances that could be seen as cramped vehicles that run between lower urges and higher imperatives, figure prominently in several of the movies in this series).

(Give them an inch and they take an exemption!) Over several weeks this summer, I visited New York car dealerships, where I heard lots of variations on a similar spiel and clocked many miles, test-driving Jeep Grand Cherokees, Smart cars, Bentleys, and other conveyances that begged to be budged.

Obviously this news has little bearing on my life, but it did get me thinking about all the different conveyances that have brought joy into my life a quarter-ounce at a time.

For example, if a solicitor has made a mistake in conveyancing that is only revealed when the homeowner comes to sell his property, he will have a year from that point to make his grievance known.