A company called Boingo will make many of these "hot-spots" available but, on November 1, special areas in various underground stations (or "subways") will offer up data alongside the wisps of delicately perfumed pneumatic waste exhaled daily by those speedy conveyances.
However, the equestrians weren't pleased to learn that the term "pedestrian" includes anyone on foot, even those accompanied by their two-wheeled conveyances.
Since a deed for residential property is usually intended to convey absolute and total ownership -- legally referred to as title in fee simple -- all those who currently own the property must join in the conveyance.
All those grips and valises, piled onto railways cars, buses, donkey carts and other conveyances, can be taken as a metaphor, a kind of visual pun on the emotional baggage these brothers are clearly carrying around.
Written conveyances were often customary and, after 1677, mandatory.
Wheelchairs and bikes are the only wheeled conveyances allowed, though some skateboarders ignore this rule.
It defies the notion that electric cars are range-limited conveyances.
Einstein chose more familiar conveyances: his stories featured "our old friend the railway carriage".
In those days, there were no route numbers or state roads; in Wisconsin, there were merely old cart and carriage thoroughfares, whose primary purpose was the conveyance of food from farm to market.
The Internet would revolutionize the conveyance of human thought.
