Sentence examples for a recent address from inspiring English sources

A recent address by the GO8's Michael Gallagher hailed fee deregulation as "a watershed" and a "necessity".

A recent address to Philadelphia youngsters was heavier on bromides about leadership than his culpability for tormenting animals.

By Benjamin Shapiro In a recent address at the United Nations, Mayor Michael Bloomberg congratulated his administration for its efforts to curb smoking by raising taxes on cigarettes.

Pope John Paul II, in a recent address, said that the commercialization of organs violates "the dignity of the human person".

In a recent address at the United Nations, Mayor Michael Bloomberg congratulated his administration for its efforts to curb smoking by raising taxes on cigarettes.

Speaking of a recent address she gave on the credit-mortgage crisis, she told me, "We had the same kinds of events in '92, in New Hampshire.

What the hell do you have to lose?" he asked in a recent speech, ostensibly addressing black voters while speaking in the lily-white suburb of Dimondale, Michigan.

Bowers, who frequently used Gab to rant about Jews and immigrants and interact with well-known white supremacists, replied to Griffin, offering to give him a more recent address for the blogger.

When the president completed his (recent) address -- an address, incidentally, that he spent weeks in the preparation of -- his words and policies were subjected to instant analysis and querulous criticism.

In a recent Internet address, Mr. Obama said that the Republicans would "scrap all the incentives for clean energy projects, including those currently under way".

"Most people," Putin explained in a recent presidential address, "yearn for stability and security, favour traditional family values over feminism and gay rights, and prefer nation-based states to multicultural melting pots".