Sentence examples for conveyances in from inspiring English sources

The pipelines would deliver the water straight to the conveyances in the south, largely replacing a system that pumps water from the murkier southern part of the 500,000-acre delta, disturbing the fragile ecosystem.

Up to the time Mrs. Pitre put on her babbling act, Guay had been thinking of an airplane as only one of a number of conveyances in which to place his wife and a bomb.

I was in the business of impermanence — conveyances in the mass-produced language of my trade (riffs of "fossil poetry," as Emerson might have had it, language "made up of images, or tropes" which, by overuse, was utterly disconnected from its "poetic origin") — while I was hoping, naïvely, to make something lasting.

Specifically, disabled people's philosophical interests find ready-made conveyances in several of feminist thinking's signature reforms.

Juan Manuel Gallegos has a full stable of rocket-powered conveyances in the backyard of his Morelos home/laboratory.

The horses and carriages, state-of-the-art conveyances in the 19th century, today largely cater to tourists, and ending that trade would have consequences.

In jure cessio was a conveyance in the form of a lawsuit.

Mr. Meuchner, the Kodak spokesman, said, "We're not concerned about fraudulent conveyance in regards to the sale of our I.P. portfolio".

The advent of the automobile slowed the growth of cycling as a means of conveyance in some Western societies, whereas in China and Southeast Asia the bicycle has remained a very popular form of transportation.

R. Release date: July 9. Beijing Bicycle As in "The Bicycle Thief," the conveyance in Wang Xiaoshuai's film means everything to its owner, Guei (Cui Lin), a bike messenger in the Chinese capital.

In an early confrontation with his father, a headmaster, Kershaw once told him he did not want to spend his allotted time on Earth "house conveyancing in the Rochdale area".