The phrase "address brought" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an address that has been delivered or provided, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The address brought by the speaker was insightful, but it lacked specific examples."
Alternatives: "address delivered" or "address provided".
His address brought Iowa activists to their feet and would fill his field offices with volunteers.
That site's address brought to mind the similarly titled isgeneralissimofranciscofrancostilldead.com, which might serve as a timely reminder that the extended media death watch is not a new phenomenon.
Manfred Krause, 65, a retired citizen of the former East Germany, said Mr. Obama's address brought back memories of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s quieter visit to East Berlin in 1964, when he was a student.
Manfred Krause, 65, a retired citizen of the former East Germany, said Mr. Obama's address brought back memories of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s quieter visit to East Berlin in 1964, when he was a student.
Zuckerberg's address brought to a close Harvard's 366th Commencement, culminating almost a week of festivities and celebrations to honor Class of 2017, as well as returning alumni celebrating milestone reunions.
The departure of the four senators, announced a few hours before Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo delivered his State of the State address, brought into the open the simmering anger among some Senate Democrats, especially from outside New York City, who have borne the political brunt of the scandals and dysfunction that have racked their conference in the last two years.
Clicking on an email address brings up a dialog box which you can use to send email to the student.
And in an odd way, this State of the Union address brings the Bush presidency full circle.
In the last scene, Ms Hancock delivered a powerful and emotional address, bringing the play to a climax and yes, my phone went off.
He said he does not support Dr. Jones, but also said McKinney's home is on the outskirts of town in Willow Oak, even though every map and address brings up McKinney's home in Mulberry.
If you do not have a New Hampshire state-issued ID with your Registered Address, bring a photo-ID, either from New Hampshire, a passport, or from another state that does not have your Registered Address and a a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or other government-issued identifying document that does have your name and Registered Address on it.
