Sentence examples for the conveyances from inspiring English sources

Broadly put, the brigades, battalions, and companies within a heavy division are organized around the conveyances — tanks or Bradley fighting vehicles — that take that unit to the fight.

Theirs, called the Coach Barn, is an immaculate building that houses most of the conveyances used by four generations of Rockefellers.

The pipelines would deliver the water straight to the conveyances in the south, largely replacing a system that pumps water from the murkier southern part of the 500,000-acre delta, disturbing the fragile ecosystem.

Rightly or wrongly, fans of "The Emigrants," "The Rings of Saturn," "Vertigo," and "Austerlitz" associate him with the tram, the train, and the swaying boat: all the conveyances of a Europe that was not quite up to speed with our craving for unchecked communication, and that spoke instead of a civilized obsession with moseying, meandering, and delay.

The horses and carriages, state-of-the-art conveyances in the 19th century, today largely cater to tourists, and ending that trade would have consequences.

The Internet would revolutionize the conveyance of human thought.

This includes the conveyance lawyer's fees and the transfer duty.

And the conveyance, apparently, must begin with the letter S: ski, skate, sled, stone.

The conveyance tax was increased in 2003 in the middle of another budget crisis.

The water is perfectly clean tap water, but the conveyance seems wrong.

Prohibitively expensive for weekend hobbyists, Top Fuel cars are the conveyance of choice for aspiring professionals.