Sentence examples for while being conveyed from inspiring English sources

She had died while being conveyed to hospital in the refuse men's enormous vehicle, a reek of whiskey emanating from her sodden clothes.

While being conveyed from the detention centre to Ofer military court, al-Atrash alleges the Israeli military forces dreamt up an innovative way to transport him.

The erosive processes, comprised of hydraulic and raindrop splash erosion, occur in the overland domain while suspended sediment is conveyed from the field surface to subsurface drains via preferential transport in macropores in the subsurface domain.

These stories draw in the audience, inviting them to pause the rest of the world while the story is conveyed.

The pedestrian was airlifted while the motorcyclist was conveyed to hospital by paramedics following the incident on Carmarthen Road on Friday just after 17:00 BST.

Updates on a driver's location while en route are conveyed by text message rather than a moving pin on a map.

While hints of Kodo are conveyed by the Mazda 2's appearance of energy and power, the design language was first clearly enunciated with the Shinari concept and then reflected in the Minagi crossover concept on which the coming CX-5 crossover will be based.

While word can still be conveyed from the outside world, there's news from London: cartloads of bodies being tipped and tumbled atop one another; separated by only a few spades of soil before the next deposit to the great pit's "layer-cake" of corpses.

Our experimental findings suggest that, despite its relative novelty, the alternative language is at least as effective as the more traditional communication modes of written and spoken English in the specific setting examined, while succinctly conveying what must be conveyed.

The walls are painted in warm colors, while a sense of Asia is conveyed quietly through bamboo light fixtures and a tall light sculpture joining the two floors that looks like a luminous abacus.

The characters burst from the page in fiery exchanges, while their chaotic inner lives are conveyed with witty precision; a simple parting comment is accompanied by "a definite wink, a wink or maybe a squint, but a smile, possibly a grimace, more than a smile".