Sentence examples for address remarks from inspiring English sources
The event, "Education in America: What Do We Do Now?," featured Bush's keynote address, remarks by State University of New York Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, and a panel discussion with Bush and Zimpher moderated by Cornell President David Skorton.
If they persist, address remarks to the audience, not the heckler.
"They were clearly addressing remarks to a European audience," he responded, "pointing out how disastrous an interception could be for the opposing team".
12.46pm: I have received a comment from Ron Bailey, one of the report's authors, addressing remarks below the line about the report's claims of neutrality on nuclear energy: Your correspondents seem to be focusing on the wrong question.
Does this mean recognition of the right for a Jewish state in the Middle East?" Prince Abdullah often addresses remarks to the Palestinian people in an avuncular tone, and in today's 10-minute speech he made almost poetic references to Palestinian lands as something that all Arabs treasure.
During an appearance yesterday in Monterey Park, Calif., Mr. Giuliani for the first time addressed remarks by his son, Andrew, in The New York Times in which he said he felt estranged from his father because of his marriage to Judith Nathan, Mr. Giuliani's third wife.
In 2005, Ride was one of the authors of a letter to Science addressing remarks by Lawrence Summers, then-president of Harvard University, asserting that genetic differences predispose men to perform better in math and scientific fields.
The 2007 article specifically addressed remarks from a Pentagon official who, at the time, had called out firms by name for doing legal work on behalf of Gitmo detainees.
Tonight I want to address my remarks in two parts.
The lot consists of 52 envelopes bearing complimentary or degoratory forms of address or remarks.
