Sentence examples for address making from inspiring English sources

He appears to still have emails on his computer received from Flowers's Co-op email address, making arrangements.

I was giving our address, making sure to enunciate every syllable, when Leslie made her pronouncement: "It's a girl".

I take out my notebook and write down the address, making a note that I'll take myself out on a date in the near future.

Their bosses often operate out of their cars, with no permanent address, making it difficult to serve them with legal papers.

The language had to be tamer, he had to deliver a concise politic address, making sure to thank Bill Clinton, pay extensive tribute to John Kerry, and, above all, give no ammunition to the Republican response teams.

New Jersey law only speaks of allowing a candidate to be replaced 51 days or more before the election, but it does not expressly address making such a change closer to an election.

"The address makes it a trophy".

The address made plain what has been increasingly obvious for some time.

But it is unsettling to have your name and address made known to an accused murderer.

The Gettysburg address made history in a ninth of that time.

That was inspired by a university address made the year before by corporate raider Ivan Boesky.