Sentence examples for address by saying from inspiring English sources

Gannon closed his address by saying he believed the association could work constructively and productively with the government, and that it was already doing so.

He began his keynote address by saying, "In the last few months, virtually every speech on this subject has started with criticism of the United States.

Romney's concession speech was laden with faith-based epithets, including a call for guidance from "our pastors and priests and rabbis and counsellors of all kinds" (no mention of Imams), while Obama concluded his address by saying that with "God's grace we will continue or journey forward".

(In 2009, he opened a commencement address by saying, "The business reporters should go get coffee or something, because I am not going to say anything about the markets or monetary policy". This time, we had to read the whole thing to make sure that no hint of news was buried inside).

When Al Zollar, president and chief executive of the Lotus Development Corporation, which I.B.M. bought in 1995, opened an address by saying, "This is a developer crowd, and I know you don't like talking to people," heads in the audience nodded in agreement.

Clinton started his keynote address by saying that he sent two emails during his presidency.

JUDY BALABAN Beverly Hills, Calif., Jan . 7 2013 To the Editor: In your article, a Journal News reporter, Dwight R. Worley, defends his newspaper's publishing of gun owner names and addresses by saying, "The people have as much of a right to know who owns guns in their communities as gun owners have to own weapons".

Botha brought up the cost factor of streaming all that data, which Bitcasa addressed by saying that they use a caching model, which reduces costs.

"Yasss Bish!!'" marks a quick turnaround for Minaj following the Donald Sterling controversy, which she addresses by saying "I don't fuck with you n----s, I own the Clippers".

Using the Latin phrase for "Hail, teacher," he said, "You will address me by saying 'Ave, magister,' and you will never use your swords outside the arena or without a magister present".

Ms. Brewer, who has become something of a conservative icon for her aggressive opposition to Mr. Obama's policies, surprised many Legislature watchers at her State of the State address last week by saying she wanted to expand the state's Medicaid program to include anyone who makes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level, or $14,856 for an individual.