Sentence examples for addressed a huge from inspiring English sources

In November Mr Bush got a wildly joyful welcome in Romania, where he addressed a huge crowd.

ON JULY 26th 1956 Gamal Abdul Nasser, president of Egypt, addressed a huge crowd in the city of Alexandria.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany called his victory "historic" and invited Mr. Obama to return to Berlin, where he addressed a huge rally during his campaign.

Attempts by successive governments to encourage more vocational provision have failed because they have not addressed a huge funding divide that favours universities at the expense of FE.

At the end of the weeklong mourning period, she addressed a huge crowd in the Tel Aviv square where a week earlier she had heard the gun go off.

On Sunday afternoon, the head of the Hamas government in Gaza, Ismail Haniya, addressed a huge crowd of supporters celebrating the 21st anniversary of the founding of the group, which took over Gaza in 2007.

In another passage, he describes his nervousness before addressing a huge crowd of Apple employees.

He and Elba were addressing "a huge shortage of undiscovered television writing talent", he said.

When her father was killed in 1983, she rose to address a huge crowd of mourners, a 12-year-old girl with big glasses.

He'll do a standing room-only show with the band tonight - and spend three hours afterwards quietly addressing a huge crowd on the subject of why they shouldn't be listening to a fool like him.

His sense of audience first surfaced on the football field at Harvard, and later, as a tenured professor, when addressing a huge auditorium of med students, trying "to get them psyched up about the anatomy of the heart".