Sentence examples for address about as from inspiring English sources

Sheeran, who collaborated with Bey on the song "Perfect," said he learned that the singer switches up her email address about as often as most people do their laundry.  .

Typically, the opinion response to the State of the Union address is about as interesting as the speech itself, which is to say, not very.

Sending an email to that address is about as useful as sending your study group report about Iraq to the president.

Asking someone sleeping rough to provide bills showing a local address is about as realistic as asking them to provide proof that unicorns exist.

Having an AOL email address is about as much of a warning sign as duct tape and rope in the trunk of someone's car.

A night at the opera with Casco begins about 7 25 p.m. at the riding academy, with a call on the public address system that is about as clear as one in the subway.

Today, when the cost of sequencing a genome can be as low as $1,000, the president of the United States can talk at the State of the Union address about "precision medicine" as an imminent clinical reality.

Having an AOL email address might make you look about as cool as leg warmers but as far as the political class is concerned, you're the hippest kid on the block.

On Labor Day, the fighting Obama abruptly re-emerged, a far cry from the man whose Oval Office address on Iraq days earlier was about as persuasive as a hostage video.

Donald Trump vowed to sue the women who have accused him of sexual assault during a speech in Gettysburg, Pa., that was billed as an address about his first 100 days in office but focused initially on a litany of grievances against his accusers and the media.

Claudius's opening address about his late brother is made as much for the benefit of the cameras as Fortinbras's final tribute to young Hamlet.