Sentence examples for a final address from inspiring English sources

Armadillo begins with the soldiers in their regimental depot being given a final address by an unseen senior officer who tells them that the government has determined national policy and it is their duty to implement it.

She makes clear that Cronon has done nothing improper; she defends academic freedom; and, in a final address to faculty, she encourages them "to ask difficult questions, explore unpopular lines of thought and exercise your academic freedom, regardless of your point of view" — and, presumably, regardless of politically motivated efforts at harassment.

Just before England's players walk out to stand alongside Italy in the tunnel at the Arena Amazonia on Saturday night, after a final address from manager Roy Hodgson and captain Steven Gerrard, reality will take hold.

Clay made a short, final address to the newspapermen.

In a passionately delivered final address to the Security Council, Carla Del Ponte, the departing lead prosecutor of the Hague-based court, said Serbia had deliberately failed to apprehend the two, Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic, though both had been "repeatedly sighted" in Serbia.

Codfish" which was a monologue involving the final address by the captain to the crew of a nuclear-powered submarine after completing a two-year-long, around-the-world underwater voyage.

President Barack Obama saved a moment in his final address to thank the man who he said has become like family to him: Vice President Joe Biden.

Almost pre-empting those bumps, Raul Castro was adamant that the country's socialist model was not coming to an end in his final address of 2014.

The order means Deutsche Poste must now forward many United Parcel packages to their final address at a discount.

Once a package is delivered to its final address, vendors and customers are notified with an SMS text.

For the former Mary Mazo, the Algonquin was the final address in an odyssey that began in Odessa, Ukraine, where she was the second child in a large Jewish family that fled the pogroms when she was an infant.