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Example sentences for "convey them"

  • The garrison shall be embarked on board the English squadron, until the necessary shipping are provided to convey them to France.

  • They had already been across the valley to the haven, and ordered a boat round, to convey them back to Gourock.

  • The maids of the two ladies led them forth toward the litters which were to convey them so long a journey.

  • Wallace spoke to each separately, and then approaching the countess, led her down the rock to the horses which were to convey them tot he Frith of Clyde.

  • The chiefs did not stay longer at Dundee than was requisite to furnish them with horses to convey them to Perth, where Ruthven still bore sway.

  • He arrived safely at Georgetown, in South Carolina, on the 19th of April, after a boisterous passage of seven weeks, where he and his company were entertained by Major Huger, who provided horses to convey them to Charleston.

  • The troops were also to be landed, with the object of taking the batteries in the rear; and the Nemesis and Phlegethon steamers were to be employed to convey them to the appointed place of debarkation.

  • The Nemesis was employed to convey them daily to their respective ships and transports.

  • On Saturday, October 6, the Germans left their tents, to embark on board of lighters which were to convey them to Blackwall, attended by the Treasurer and several gentlemen of the Committee.

  • This proposal was acceded to, and the benevolent Captain deputed to convey them.

  • When he was revived, he informed them of his sultana and daughters being still alive, and ordered a vessel to be prepared to convey them home.

  • I charge Count Montholon to take care of these articles, and to convey them to my son, when he shall attain the age of sixteen years.

  • I charge my huntsman, Novarre, to take care of these articles, and to convey them to my son, when he shall attain the age of sixteen years.

  • Direct your letters to Arlington-street, whence Favre will take care to convey them to me.

  • The young lady rested at the public house; while the Professor walked with Toney and his companions to the river, where they hired canoes to convey them to Chagres.

  • When at length Captain Davis was ordered to visit the plantations, previous to returning to England, he obtained permission to receive them on board and to convey them home.

  • He soon returned, however, with a dozen men, whom he ordered to take charge of the four prisoners and to convey them on shore.

  • At length, however, they reached the banks of the Cam, where Master Pearson hailed a wherry and bargained with the rowers to convey them to Cambridge.

  • The note extended a cordial invitation to the boys to dine at "The Rocks" on the following day, and Mr. Clarke offered to send his yacht to convey them to his island.

  • Ethan and Tom had already departed for the day, and the campers were now waiting for the arrival of Mr. Clarke's steam-yacht, which was to convey them to his cottage.

  • The pupil having once got sight of the ideas, tenaciously keeps hold of them, and never once thinks again of the words, which were merely the instrument employed by Nature to convey them.

  • This law equally applies to the act of reading; and every one feels, that perfection in this art is never attained, till the mind is exclusively occupied with the ideas in the book, and never in any case with the words which convey them.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    convey them; each tube; flesh pale; for half; forgive thee; free woman; good grass; good service; its work; knew every; lying flat; methylated spirit; not come; nothing could; republican institutions; tablespoons melted; this statement; thou standest; upper incisors; waste away; whose daughter; you have been told