Sentence examples for conveyed there from inspiring English sources
It appears that pesticide residues are now building up in the waters of these refuges, being conveyed there by return irrigation flow from heavily sprayed agricultural lands.
He takes his wife to Scotland to see where his father, conveyed there in a Kindertransport at the beginning of the war, spent the years of the Holocaust living in a Scottish mansion; in that peaceful, mostly happy place he learned of his father's death in Buchenwald.
Anyone who's read anything written under the aegis of the place they're visiting — or the means by which they've been conveyed there — will find Thompson's mandate refreshing, even if a good deal of his own writing seems to have been done with a ball-peen hammer.
When he stopped going to the government offices at the Raadsaal by foot and began to be conveyed there by a presidential carriage, his coming and going became a public spectacle not unlike the Changing of the Guard.
When students violate academic standards, she should warn them sternly — in her first e-mail message — that the lesson has been conveyed, there are no more free passes and henceforth they can expect her to respond vigorously to anything she learns online.
He hoped to produce a balanced depiction of the subject matter, and he, along with co-writers Brennan and Falchuk, checked the script to ensure that for every anti-religious sentiment conveyed, there was a pro-religious one to counterbalance it.
And the Administration, in order to get the money, has to convey there's a short-term fix.
An odd thing about recent new-corporate biographies is that, for all the contradictions and hypocrisies they convey, there's very little disingenuousness to be found.
According to conventionality, infants believe that for a particular meaning that they wish to convey, there is a term that everyone in the community would expect to be used.
People tend to judge that someone who uttered the counterfactual meant to convey, there was not a triangle, and there was not a circle (Thompson & Byrne, 2002).
"We were conveyed that there might be some terrorist attack," he said.
