Sentence examples for from the convenient from inspiring English sources

Weather permitting, take out your order to a charming patio approached from the convenient adjacent back parking lot.

Mr Brown at least came out from the convenient shadows of the Treasury to put his support for tougher laws on the record in his hustings speech in Glasgow.

Most telling, there is evidence that, despite his tough language with the US, and a flurry of 'deals' to sell his oil elsewhere, he has done little to restructure Venezuela's oil business and steer it away from the convenient flow of America's billions that are paying for his revolution.

Aside from the convenient location of the lab and the large windows (which let in lots of light) the lab is very organized.

We can only hope that users will be able to order authentic Texas barbecue from the convenient automated conversation buddy in the near future.

Crystal structures of Pr0.3Sr0.7Al0.3Ti0.3O3 at RT and at 220 K were refined in the space group R  ( overline{3} )  с, thus confirming the results derived from the convenient XRD data (Table 1).

Not that this was inevitable, but that its impact depended so much on me, on whether I had the character to come out from behind the convenient shield of "are you for it or against it" ideology and find the strength, the will and the means to do what I can to make sure this is done in the best way possible.

The Galaxy S7 not only earned praise for combining the best features from previous models, but benefited from an earlier release and the convenient fact that rival smartphone makers like Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi were in between new releases.

These trucks are filled from the most convenient source, which can often be a nearby wastewater canal.

Living just north of the Bronx, my parents and their friends also benefited from the most convenient commute to the city, courtesy of the New York Central.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The Huntsman campaign has hardly moved to patch up relations; on the contrary, it has seemed inclined to want to tease out the attractive bits of his foreign experience from the less convenient facts that he was doing anything at the behest of a Democrat.