conveyer

It is not her province to electrify by vocal gymnastics; she is the conveyer of emotion.

She caught a bundle with one hand, hurled one into a conveyer with the other.

But they have a House of Yat-Zar, and a conveyer, and most of the upper-priests are paratimers.

He has a secret room under his shop, with his conveyer and a radio.

This engine works also a gypsy shaft for swinging, and the conveyer that carries the mud ashore.

It is plain, therefore, that on its merits as a conveyer and storer of power the electric current is preferable to compressed air.

A conveyer carried them upward over the presses to the distributing room.

Just one more point needs to be noted in completing the account of the conveyer system.

In the course of a few weeks it has developed its own conveyer system, with its own beating heart and its own stock of blood.

There would be no use to fill the cans at present or start the conveyer to carry the empty-bellied fish to the cannery floor.