Sentence examples for when he conveyed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lang was on to something when he conveyed the mystical strangeness of certain passages.

The last item concerning Breivik to surface in the news came earlier this year, when he conveyed his intention of suing the government over his prison conditions.

Marchibroda said that when he conveyed the message, Gabriel's reply was, "Coach, if I don't run into those guys, I'm not doing my best".

Still, he added with a tone of mild sarcasm that he was sure his colleagues would "just go away happy" when he conveyed the explanation to them.

President Bush has apologized several times for the incident, most recently in a telephone conversation with Mr. Kim on Dec. 13, when he conveyed his "deep, personal sadness and regret" over the deaths.

English also admitted that he never seriously considered hiring Wilson as the executive chef at Olives New York, though he could not say when he conveyed that to Wilson.

When he conveys that in speeches, some people applaud; others glower.

Beltran is especially fine when he conveys just how rattled by hatred Mingus is, but he doesn't really connect with Chanler-Berat; he's in some other show altogether.

Scioscia said he conveyed "misinformation" Friday when he said left-hander Tyler Skaggs was scheduled to throw four innings for Salt Lake.

If I asked him when he went to convey the messages of the Government and messages from me to the Sri Lankan government, then he conveyed those messages.

If I asked him when he went, to convey the messages of the government and messages from me to the Sri Lankan government, then he conveyed those messages".