No place was provided in which they could conveniently be put". The House at the time didn't have a cloakroom.
That year Jeff Bezos launched Amazon Prime and convinced mainstream consumers that they could conveniently and safely shop for anything online.
But that also meant that they could conveniently choose not to count such emissions; progress was to be made on a voluntary basis.
Monsanto aggressively promoted these crops, and large farmers adopted it because now they could conveniently spray their fields, even aerial spray, and not have to be careful with their herbicide use.
This is the house into which, in 1483, Angelo Ambrogini, better known as Poliziano, moved, so that he could be conveniently placed for accepting invitations to literary dinners and for educating Lorenco the Magnificent's children.
It was a godsend, in a way, because you could conveniently assume that he was giving voice to whatever happened to be raging in your teen-age head.
He said the delay had occurred "so that Southwest could conveniently schedule them for inspection without disrupting their commercial schedule".
Others suggest he could become prime minister, with extra powers, before returning to the Kremlin to replace the president, who could conveniently fall ill.
Xin wanted to design real-estate that could conveniently house these small enterprises.
Anthony could conveniently gaze upon them on his way to and from the court.
