Sentence examples for address as if from inspiring English sources

There are hundreds of mirror sites echoing the WikiLeaks page, which is itself hopping from address to address as if from one stone in a river to another.

Last week, President Obama cited this nascent technology during his State of the Union address — as if everyone already knew what the technology was.

Among the echelons of the upper middle class, there is a smug pride often taken in the edgy address, as if poor people existed to lend the better off a veneer of adventurous chic.

But the Postal Service said all I could do was update the original forwarding order to a "change of address," as if my mother had simply moved, not died.

In one sense, it originated in the 4th century bc, when Alexander the Great first received veneration by titles and symbols and forms of address as if he were a superhuman being.

He had a somewhat startled look during the brief address, as if he were thinking, "What am I doing here?" One of the more telling newspaper articles from last week was Frank Bruni's piece in The Times on Friday describing how Mr. Bush remained for the most part tucked away at his ranch as the high-tension election drama unfolded.

Cruz, who apparently has fond memories of drama club as well as apparent delusions, stood before a crowd, minutes before the real SOTU and gave an address as is if were two years from now.

Add your current or local address, as well as a permanent address if it's different.

But sometimes you have to accept being addressed as if you're half-deaf".

During one particularly grim event, they are addressed as if they were a pit of lions.

The e-mail messages were often addressed as if they were being sent between friends, in an effort to give the recipients the feeling that they had accidentally received a hot tip, said Donald M. Hoerl, district administrator of the S.E.C.