Sentence examples for which was conveyed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mer said the news, which was conveyed by the Japanese minister, Masajuro Shiokawa, was "judged rather positively" by the group.
The interest which was conveyed by the deed to Carol Allen and Helen Albro "as joint tenants with full rights of survivorship" was a joint life estate with dual contingent remainders.
On Nov. 8, I.M.G. made the Yankees the one-year, $52 million proposal, which was conveyed to MSG for its acceptance or rejection within seven days, after which I.M.G. would have proceeded with the deal.
The immense scale did not strengthen the play's pious liberalism, which was conveyed more effectively and to more people that year by Earl Robinson's radio cantata "Ballad for Americans".
His proposal for a pan-Christian conference which was conveyed to the Pope just after Christmas by his special envoy, the Metropolitan Athenagoras of Thyateira, and of which more will be heard, is typical of his pragmatic approach.
But on Saturday, through a Foreign Ministry spokesman, North Korea said Mr. Bush's plan, which was conveyed last month in Beijing, was "a sham offer" because it required North Korea to disarm and submit to intrusive inspections before it could get the full benefits of economic concessions from the United States, Japan, South Korea and Russia.
To which Plato answered, "I came to seek a virtuous man". "It seems, then," replied Dionysius, "you have lost your labour". Dion, supposing that this was all, and that nothing further could come of his anger, at Plato's request, conveyed him aboard a galley, which was conveying Pollis, the Spartan, into Greece.
On 24 August, Pereira Pinto sighted the Villa del Salto, which was conveying troops to fight the Colorados.
The final product is urine, which is conveyed through the collecting tubules into the renal pelvis.
The citadel remained the nerve centre for messages, which were conveyed by carrier pigeon.
The agency was given Mr. Haq's coordinates, which were conveyed by his satellite telephone.
