conveyance

"Well then, what are the public conveyances between the two countries?"

Perhaps she even had some sort of conveyance waiting for her.

As part of the conveyance, the park's name would never be changed.

Going to and from the hospital, the girl took public conveyances.

She would walk clear of town before trying to board any public conveyance.

A public conveyance carried him into the center of town.

But I was only going to ask if you would tell me how to reach some sort of conveyance.

It was the same, they heard, with the public conveyances.

They took a small conveyance out to the back of the campus.

The road was nearly empty of both people and conveyances.

His conveyance appeared to be the same type as my own.

But she was taking no chances on any public conveyance.

The tracks could have come from whatever conveyance they'd used.

Back to the conveyance, which by novel's end has left everything changed, including itself.

He indicated that the little house must be used as a conveyance.

She had only used such a conveyance once before, and felt uneasy.

They took me, by the same conveyance, to the jail itself.

Those of us in larger conveyances such as cars stood still.

Travel is not just moving over the earth from one place to another in some kind of conveyance.

The human body had never been designed for such rough conveyance.

He'd never before had occasion to use a conveyance like this.

As a preliminary, there needed to be a conveyance of the land.

His party was able to pass any conveyance, then on the trail.

Apparently, there's a way of getting from here to another conveyance that will take us there.

That time has now arrived, and with it the opportunity for conveyance.