Word: convey
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...existence of this patent in itself should convey to you absolute proof as to who originated the idea and the process, but aside from that it is well known throughout the food industry that Mr. Fred Pabst first conceived this idea and worked it out in his own laboratories in Milwaukee...
Surrounded by newsmen, Republican Senate Leader James Eli Watson last week threw his hands despairingly above his head, closed his eyes, gave an imitation of a drowning man sinking for the last time. By these gestures the Senator meant to convey his feelings about the news that the Senate Judiciary Committee a few minutes before had voted ten-to-six against the confirmation of Judge John Johnston Parker to the U. S. Supreme Court (TIME, March...
April 20?Arrival of "the Japanese people's envoys" (four young women representatives) in U. S. Purpose of visit: to convey thanks for U. S. aid given in the 1923 earthquake...
April 20-Arrival of "the Japanese people's envoys" (four young women representatives) to U. S. Purpose of visit: to convey thanks for U. S. aid during the 1923 earthquake...
...brought out both the clever perception of the master plotter and at the same time he added an almost pathetic feeling of futility and remorse that must come from a life occupied with only intrigue and statecraft. His gestures were particularly eloquent in this respect, usually managing to convey a thoroughly adequate impression with the smallest motion of the hand. There was but one fault, and that is that death laid a very ostentatious hand upon him at surprisingly frequent intervals. The fact that one got a slightly muddled impression of the character of the Cardinal; not being sure whether...