Sentence examples for address taped from inspiring English sources

"This treaty is rooted in a practice that dates back to Ronald Reagan," he said in his weekly address, taped for broadcast on Saturday.

"The successful desire of people to move from welfare to work proves it," Mr. Clinton said in the address taped on Friday and broadcast today.

"This week, the sequester hurt travelers, who were stuck for hours in airports and on planes, and rightly frustrated by it," Mr. Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address taped in advance and broadcast on Saturday.

In an address taped for broadcast Saturday morning on radio and YouTube, Mr. Obama committed to the largest public works program since the creation of the interstate highway system a half century ago.

In his weekly radio address, taped in Japan -- where he is meeting with the leaders of the big industrial nations -- Mr. Clinton said Republicans were rushing toward spending all of the projected surplus outside of Social Security on tax cuts that would go primarily to the wealthy.

The point of treating the letters, postal officials said, is to encourage adults to put aside any fears of opening mail with strange handwriting, no return address or taped envelopes, some of the warning signs the authorities said to watch for after contaminated mail caused illness and deaths around the country.

Mr. Sherman also did not spend much time attacking the testimony by Richard Hoffman, the ghost writer, or addressing the taped conversation.

In a taped address to participants, Zhu boasted that "I'll spend any amount of money" on Taoism.

In a taped address, the incarcerated cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz urged worshipers to continue campaigning for the imposition of Shariah, Islamic law.

And in a taped address, McCrory said he would call on lawmakers to re-establish the right of North Carolinians who have suffered bias to sue in court.

The 51-year-old head of the family publishing empire announced his candidacy for the 2000 Republican nomination in a taped address on his www.Forbes2000.com website.