Sentence examples for address published in from inspiring English sources

"For the first time, dear compatriots, you will choose not between programs and pre-election promises, not between the government and the opposition, but between development and chaos, stability and violence, civic dignity and political treachery," Mr. Voronin said in an address published in Moldovan newspapers.

A collection of Hand's papers and addresses, published in 1952 as The Spirit of Liberty, sold well and won him new admirers.

The Hay draft differed from the version of the Gettysburg Address published by John Nicolay in 1894 in a number of significant ways: it was written on a different type of paper, had a different number of words per line and number of lines, and contained editorial revisions in Lincoln's hand.

Direct address disclosure occurs when an address is published in analogue or digital media such as the phone book or other similar directories.

But the couple also received homophobic threats after their home address was published in the local paper.

But she claims that the street address, although published in both the phone book and in the weekly magazine, was not on the police system as Charlie Hebdo's location.

Towner's address was published in 1957, in a booklet entitled Lake Eyre and its Tributaries.

A collection of his scientific papers and addresses was published in 1934.