"convey to" or "convey by"?
| Convey to her your feliciations and then RETURN to your homes. |
| Johnston for a letter that was conveyed to Derry by the Rev. |
| The messages we convey to our children are powerful and indelible. |
| The President's decision is conveyed to the senator and, in most cases, to the Senate. |
| However, I still remember the topics I wrote on and what I was trying to convey to my readers. |
| As I advised, it's important that you convey to him, through a honest and gentle conversation. |
| You need to calm and sit them down, and convey to them all the required details concerning the act of driving a vehicle. |
| The meeting which was cordial and fruitful was successful in clarifying the true import of the letter conveyed to Prof. |
| Therefore, the messages that are being conveyed to the public is what they want conveyed -- so much for freedom of speech. |
| I took as much pride in the compliments that I was asked to convey to her in the kitchen as if I had prepared the food myself. |
| What on earth does the Scottish archaeologist mean to convey by such a statement? |
| Similar complaints were conveyed by many parents during the course of data collection. |
| There was also a message to youngsters that Manson wanted to convey by promoting the use of films. |
| This implies that the real point intended to be conveyed by the implicit verses refers back to the explicit verses. |
| The human cost is conveyed by moving interviews with the now very elderly survivors, and by extracts from letters and memoirs. |
| Mail between Kingston and Port Royal was then conveyed by the Harbour Master's launch across Kingston Harbour and at Port Morant. |
| This observation is conveyed by the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU) ' s New Report Climate Change as a Security Risk. |
| Their aim: to crack the cordon of language and draw out the message of love and brotherhood conveyed by folk songs and help people bond. |
| The subtleties of Stphanie's emotional state are beautifully conveyed by Cotillard's performance, worthy of her Oscar winning act in ' La Mme '. |
| Moritz was conveyed in two lines of large hollow tree-trunks. |
| The message itself, though conveyed in manifold and diverse forms, is one message. |
| At least, that's the message I'd trying to convey in this latest London Drugs video. |
| The level of professionalism conveyed in your business cards reflects positively on your company. |
| Also please keep in mind that your staff was spot on with what was conveyed in that posture report. |
| The essence of this teaching is conveyed in a memorable instance when the Guru, washed the feet of his disciples. |
| We will consider what meaning this expression conveys in the context of print journalism and what objectives are served by its use. |
| Their particular talent is to give form to and express precisely in words, pictures, action and sounds that we struggle to convey in our own stories. |
| If parcels are to come to my door, invariably they arrive in a small vehicle, and invariably they were once conveyed in great big one, like the one I drive. |
| Each dish may well be part of the chef's narrative for whatever it is he is trying to convey through his menu. |
| And, from what the trailer suggests, this is conveyed through spellbinding photography by Amol Gole as there are breathtaking shots of some of the most picturesque parts of India. |
| They were conveyed on the transport oDWARKA? by May 25 th 1901. |
| We also saw a 30 truck, police escorted convey on our way back from KL. |
| It's part of the joke, and one of the aspects of the books that the producers did a good job conveying on screen. |
| Information relating to their purchase of paperless tickets is also conveyed on the confirmation email they receive. |
| Same here, I could not even finish TW-Hana Kimi because her personnality (or at least, what she conveyed of it through her character) just made me cringe all the time. |
| Pigs shall be placed in pens or containers in which they can see each other and conveyed into the gas chamber within 30 seconds from their entry into the installation. |
| They convey with freshness and immediacy Zao's intimate appreciation of Chinese and Western culture. |
| When ready, information would be conveyed via Radio Globo, Pereira said. |
| Flashbacks were handled in an interesting way; conveyed via an audio track of the memory. |
| It might seem rather obvious to point this out in an island nation like the UK, but a large proportion of our economic produce is conveyed over the wet stuff. |
| Fifteen coffins with the remains of these British braves were conveyed for 3 miles to the Falmouth Parish Church for internment. |
| The message of Islam had been perfectly conveyed before his demise; and the function of subsequent scholars was exclusively one of interpretation, not of amendment. |
| The CCD? s withdrawal from the investigations was formally conveyed at the court by CCD Inspector A. |
| It played into the stereotype of Chinese imitators rather than the image Huawei wants to convey as an innovator. |