The neatly gridded streets of the old city are perpetually snarled in traffic of every imaginable conveyance — scooter, taxi, rickshaw, elephant — and outside the ancient walls sprawls a 565-square-mile modern city that swallows its rural surroundings whole.
To do this he had employed every means of conveyance — steamers, railways, carriages, yachts, trading-vessels, sledges, elephants.
I think it's really important, from the word "go," to connect with your fans, and utilize every form of conveyance there is.
Howard Lament, an engineer by trade, and a specialist in "the conveyance of liquids through valves of every shape and size," eventually comes up with an artificial heart that he then discards in a fit of despair.
Bob Baffert, a Hall of Famer and three-time Derby winner, sent Conveyance to Arkansas, where the colt led every step of the way to capture the Southwest Stakes.
Every Winter Olympic sport, come to think of it, involves, either solely or in part, manipulating and maximizing the movement of a man-made conveyance across some kind of frozen water.
It's more a conveyance than destination.
The effect is more sea creature than road-going conveyance.
Even a nonmaritime type of conveyance might do.
Or do you consider them merely vehicles of conveyance?
