Sentence examples for address creating from inspiring English sources

First, only a select circle of people will have his address, creating a true hierarchy for who makes the cut and who does not.

Jack Cole, a businessman who used early computer technology to sort the world — or at least millions of the people in it — by street address, creating a series of reverse directories that remain invaluable to detectives, debt collectors, telemarketers and anyone who needs to find someone, died on July 29 at his home in Spearfish Canyon, S.D.

Few countries provide such an environment, however, and so efforts to introduce and pilot task sharing often address creating an enabling environment.

3. Brainstorm themes, images and ideas relayed in Mr. Bush's inaugural address; create murals or collages reflecting those themes.

Bard College is a small liberal arts college in upstate New York, in a place called Annandale-on-Hudson - not a real town, just an address created by the school - with a student population of about 1,300.

Certainly the relentless stream of high-resolution, cinema-screen size images forming the backdrop to Al Gore's Davos address creates a powerful visual narrative that requires little or no English to understand.

A representative for the Abrams estate surfaces, a person identifying himself only as "Wexler" who refuses to speak by phone and uses an e-mail address created just last month.

Step #2: Turn those website visitors into loyal subscribers by offering them something free in exchange for their email address Create free, helpful content and ask visitors for an email address in exchange.

If you can't avoid giving out your email address, create one that you can give away.

You will be required to enter your email address, create a password, and enter payment details for your membership.

Enter a valid email address, create a password for your Gilt Groupe account, and select your gender.