Sentence examples for was first conveyed from inspiring English sources

Intimation of the birth of a prince was first conveyed to the Lord Mayor of London at the Mansion House by the Duke of York by a telegram which reached his Lordship at half-past eleven on Saturday night, and which was as follows: "The Duchess gave birth to a son at ten to-night.

The detrimental effect on the aphid population growth was first conveyed locally by a short-term pre-infestation, and subsequently both locally and systemically by mid and long-term pre-infestations.

"My Bed," when it was first made, conveyed not just the specificity of Emin's own experience of depression, but also spoke to the experience of any woman who came of age in a similar cultural climate.

The writing awards were the first conveyed, with Josh Singer and Tom McCarthy winning for Spotlight and Charles Randolph and Adam McKay for The Big Short, getting original and adapted screenplay Oscars respectively.

Although morphine has been shown to precondition the rat intestine, our study is first to demonstrate that remifentanil conveys a similar protective effect, possibly through an attenuation of systemic inflammation in addition to triggering the preconditioning cascade [ 28].

The moderator raced back and said that the conductor of an interreligious children's chorus that was to perform songs of peace in Jewish, Arabic and English was asked by his charges to first convey their response to the gathering.

"The first thing that has to be conveyed is a consistent message".

His first challenge was to convey the peculiar world of online chatrooms, particularly the culture of trolling, or aggressively aiming to outrage.

The haunting strangeness of the Colombian interior, as it must have been perceived by the first Spaniards, is beautifully conveyed in the course of a journey in which the village's early settlers encounter a Spanish galleon mysteriously stranded in the middle of a jungle.

The love of a good book is conveyed first and foremost as an act of love.

Rarely was distress conveyed so expressively.