They jogged, as ordered, their blue-jerseyed backs turned to a malfunctioning scoreboard that did not convey down, distance and yard line.
dē-porto, āvi, ātum, 1 (arch. inf. pass. deportarier, Ter. Ph. 5, 7, 85), v. a., to carry or convey down; to carry off, to convey away (freq. and good prose).
Yes, Joaquin Phoenix is nothing short of amazing in his Method-y turn as a man wracked by demons, conveyed down to his skewed posture.
Mr Freeman told Adelaide's 1m people this meant that not enough water might be conveyed down the Murray to meet their "critical human needs" next year.
This tradition, which is conveyed down the semiconscious or subconscious channels of a conservative and long-lived religious culture, has four important aspects: a total rejection of the world; a garish love of spectacle; a contempt for one's own life; and an omnipotent con sciousness of divine election that consigns the lives of the non-elect to insignificance.
Titles that convey cracking down on gangs are also popular.
Titles that convey cracking down on gangs are also popular.
That's hard to convey". Settling down, or settling on, Flutie's successor may be Bicknell's biggest coaching challenge, one that before the season ends could leave him talking to his horse.
He urged the men to organize a meeting of Iraq's top political leaders, from Mr. Maliki on down, conveying the message that "you all need to stop hurling accusations at each other through the media and actually sit together and work through your competing concerns," a senior administration official said.
"If they want to convey a down-market image," he said.
