Sentence examples for use to convey from inspiring English sources

Gone are the funny fonts and self-conscious acronyms that older writers tend to use to convey computer-based interactions.

"What language should we use to convey the hazards to those people in the future?" he said.

Carmen cocked her head, a polite gesture the Spanish use to convey that what I have said makes absolutely no sense.

The tug of war is a metaphor I use to convey our human nature to want to win – to beat things, to overcome a problem and control it.

I never tire of finding exactly the right words to use to convey a point, or of dreaming up ideas for new pieces".

Several bloggers who know Drummond told me, in the furtive tone one might use to convey gossip about a friend, that she is a "very savvy businesswoman".

Blood is also used to convey horror and disgust.

Underground tunnels of wartime vintage were used to convey Gordon Brown to a secret conclave with Nick Clegg.

Were most newspapers used to convey opinions or report the hard facts of the news?

In the past, posters, leaflets and other printed material has been used to convey health messages.

Now the word is used to convey simple admiration for a job well done.