Sentence examples for address talk about from inspiring English sources

Though most of his predictions won't surprise anyone (they're pretty much what everyone else is saying: Drones and VR will be huge), he did address talk about the broader wireless markets and T-Mobile's prospects for taking part in the further consolidation of U.S. wireless markets.

Though most of his predictions won't surprise anyone (they're pretty much what everyone else is saying: Drones and VR will be huge), he did address talk about the broader wireless markets and T-Mobile's prospects for taking part in the further consolidation of U.S. wireless markets.

President Obama, in his 2011 State of the Union address, talked about how most people could remember the good old days, when getting a job meant showing up at a factory after finishing high school.

If no one figures out a way to talk about and address race in America, the problem is only going to get worse as we experience more diversity.

There is no doubt, the way in which we address and talk about HIV transforms and extends lives.

And this very weekend, as a prominent new governor, he was being showcased by the Democratic Party in its weekly radio address to talk about the economy.

There is something about the either/or way that we use to conceptualise the problem that makes attempts to address and talk about it fraught with misunderstanding and antagonism.

Mr. Obama, who is in this island nation for a gathering of leaders of the Western Hemisphere, often uses his weekly address to talk about energy, health care or the economy.

He doesn't like it when people use feminine pronouns to address or talk about him.

You address it, talk about it, and I think everybody can relax a little bit more instead of tip-toeing around the issue". The Lakers almost tip-toed their way out of a victory against Dallas, missing six consecutive free throws in the final minute — two each by Matt Barnes, Bryant and Gasol.

Never Give Out Your Last Name Never Give Out Your Address Never Talk About Money Always Meet In A Public Place Use the "Buddy System" (Telling a Friend Where You'll Be and Who You'll Be With) If You're Uncomfortable, Get Up and Leave.