Sentence examples for address sets from inspiring English sources

If White is less adventurous and original than Garry Wills, whose book on the Gettysburg Address sets the standard for such analysis, he nonetheless has a number of interesting digressions into the background of Lincoln's oratory (the astonishing number of Bibles printed during the war, for example).

The Post continues: "When information passes through 'the overseas collection apparatus,' [an intelligence office] added, 'the assumption is you're not a U.S. person.'" This means that when the NSA sweeps up contact data, buddy lists, and address sets from overseas, the same rules that keep it from collecting information on United States citizens aren't likely in play.

By contrast, the current President, in his second inaugural address, set for America a breathtakingly large mission.

The President cleared all but a morning visit to the Pentagon from today's schedule and canceled his weekly radio address, set for Saturday.

The pharmaceutical industry says many shortages are because of products being exported through parallel trade, and has urged the government to address set drug prices.

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The cautiously optimistic address set the tone for Democrats ahead of November's elections, when Republicans stand to increase their majority in the House and possibly even regain control of the Senate.

Order of service designed, altar-table photograph mounted, florist hired; tick.Email address set up to gauge numbers, tickets printed to ensure that friends and relatives were seated first, stamps bought; tick.

This dimension of the world – its constantly shuffling, coughing, whistling, semi-visible presence – would go into my first novel, A Strange and Sublime Address, set in the Kolkata I visited as a boy.

To cover his tracks, the scammer will typically delete real requests – and reply to the victim from an entirely different, but similar email address set up for the purpose.

Speaking in a keynote address setting out his plans for the renegotiation of the UK's role in Europe, Mr Cameron said the referendum on Eu membership was "perhaps the biggest decision in our lifetime".