Sentence examples for conveyed later from inspiring English sources

The aggression from the officers could not have been simply recounted and conveyed later.

The phone is still listed as a pre-order in all three spots, with shipping information to be conveyed later, but this is the closest people have been able to get to actually holding the device in their hands up until now.

Information on the functionality of the design will be conveyed in later interviews [ 58], and contribute information on the usefulness of the OPDG for assisting women in making health/social decisions.

As it happens, "unlikable protagonist" is the same criticism offered by Elena's intellectual mother-in-law of her bad sophomore novel — it's her version of the blanket dismissal that Lila more viscerally conveys later.

Let us now that we have it in our power convey to later posterity a renewal of our fidelity, and a confirmation of our loyalty.

Belying reports of acrimony between them, Thatcher later conveyed her personal admiration for the Queen and, after Thatcher's replacement as prime minister by John Major, the Queen gave two honours in her personal gift to Thatcher: appointment to the Order of Merit and the Order of the Garter.

He promised to protect the country's sovereignty, a message he later conveyed to George Bush in New York.

Portman said he is interested in "learning from the lessons of the past," but later conveyed: "That he doesn't know if parts of it [the Voting Rights Act] need to be strengthened".

In fact, the turkey had come from Mexico, conveyed to Europe no later than 1521, probably by Cortés, who had been introduced to it by the Aztecs, who had been domesticating it for centuries, probably by Joe Hutto's method of imprinting, followed by an accelerated version of Darwin's — a kind of unnatural selection.

When I got home two days later, I conveyed this perception to my wife.

Less than two weeks later, Garcetti conveyed a different view of an emergency proclamation's value — so long as it came from Brown.