My informants, whose authentic statements I have never had reason to question before, have conveyed to me the startling news that each of these nations hopes someday to build robots 1,000 feet high!" The piece went on to describe how these machines "could crush the largest and most powerful war tank ever built by merely stamping on it".
Some commentators have conveyed similar surprise.
Some Israeli officials have conveyed a similar sense of urgency.
I have conveyed my personal best wishes to general Muhammadu Buhari.
"We have conveyed our decision to Pakistan already.
These decades have conveyed other perspectives, too.
By acceding to Ms. Rice's request, which she had conveyed to White House aides the night before, Mr. Obama averted a bitter, potentially disruptive battle with Republicans in Congress at the start of his second term and at a time when his administration is struggling to reach a politically difficult deal on the federal budget.
Besides, it was the most distressing season of the year, when there was no corn in the blade, and it was nearly ripe: and the states were exhausted, because Afranius had conveyed almost all the corn, before Caesar's arrival, into Ilerda, and whatever he had left, had been already consumed by Caesar.
He spoke to them just before Christmas and has conveyed to them the news of his death.
Here, eye gaze appears to tie together the object under scrutiny, his paralysed arm, with the turn so far, which has conveyed the concept of a time before the stroke, when he had two hands (to cycle with).
