Sentence examples for for the conveyance from inspiring English sources
Until the end of the 14th century, the post was used purely for the conveyance of official documents.
In the early 1900s a full motor vehicle service was set up for the conveyance of mails in Paris.
Disdaining both opulence and reckless speed, Samuel Cunard offered something else when, in 1839, he made a tender to the Admiralty for the conveyance of Her Majesty's Mail: dependability, guaranteed by the novel presence of an on-board engineer.
Police headquarters in Belfast later issued a statement saying: "The police believed that the Provisional IRA had in effect taken over the arrangements for the conveyance of the body.
On March 4 1903 the Teesdale Mercury reassured its readers that: "The Worcester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has provided an ambulance hand cart for the conveyance of fat pigs and very young calves to and from the cattle market, and thus will prevent the distressing scenes sometimes witnessed in driving these animals through the streets".
We present to the public a Miraculous and Orotund Airship for the conveyance of people, cattle, and cargo from All Points On the Earth To All Others!
The aptness of the conveyance for a woman who spent a fair share of her time in high-end clothing stores is one more thing that does not escape her son.
Perhaps the interest in that incredible debut trailer was partially to blame for derailing the conveyance of how the game worked, as beyond sharing the same location as the end product and the presence of zombies, there's little else to link the events of the clip and what the player was tasked with upon commencing their campaign.
Cornwell and Eugene Ailes, the son-in-law of his brother John Jacob, served as officers of the conveyancing company for the transaction.
So when it was time to pop up for my 50th high-school reunion (gulp!) in Connecticut, I thought a Jetta SportWagen TDI would be just the conveyance for a plunge back into the future.
Their successors in the Russian mafia did, however, recognize the virtues of the G-Wagen, and adopted it -- in black, with blacked-out windows and a big 5-liter V-8 -- as the conveyance for bodyguards who trailed them through Russian streets.
