When Caesar's works were nearly half finished, and after nine days were spent in them, the ships which had conveyed the first division of the army to Dyrrachium being sent back by the consuls, returned to Brundusium.
Mr. Abbas called it "our decision, which we have conveyed to everyone".
The plans, which he had conveyed to a number of countries, "caused an uproar in Washington," he said.
By acceding to Ms. Rice's request, which she had conveyed to White House aides the night before, Mr. Obama averted a bitter, potentially disruptive battle with Republicans in Congress at the start of his second term and at a time when his administration is struggling to reach a politically difficult deal on the federal budget.
He has a tendency to land his work colleagues in trouble, which has been conveyed through storylines with Daisha and Greg.
As I began to climb, the buzz of flies receded, as did the voice announcing the departure of the cheery red Swiss-made cars of the Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway, which has been conveying passengers up Pikes Peak for 100 years.
Instead of using just photographic images of the patterned surfaces, which wouldn't have conveyed much information about the process, or a stand-alone diagram that wouldn't have seemed as real, she combined the two elements into a single illustration.
That very same Moses finds himself thoroughly lost in a classroom focusing on the study of Torah, which he himself had conveyed on Mount Sinai to our ancestors.
In many cases, the leaders themselves were also transitioning from private offices, which had historically conveyed status and power, into the open office space, where they would sit with team members.
As the White House scrambled to assess the North Korean statements, the State Department said planning for the June 12 summit meeting remained on track, and pointed to Mr. Kim's earlier acceptance of the exercises, which had been conveyed to the United States by South Korean officials.
