Sentence examples for addresses made from inspiring English sources

Following in Softley's footsteps, The Fifth Estate offers surreal vistas of electronic landscapes through which our heroes chase each other's tails; IP addresses made flesh, a thousand Julians smiling back at us through cyberspace.

On the other hand, not everyone wants their browsing or purchasing histories, linked to their email addresses, made public.

America in the 20th century, noted the historian Daniel Boorstin, witnessed an efflorescence of increasingly elaborate "pseudo-events": news conferences, award ceremonies, and political addresses made use of new communication technologies and assumed the ritualistic qualities of medieval passion plays while also fetishizing the individuals involved.

The best Inaugural Addresses make an argument for something.

My job addresses making arrangements for collection of waste in the city, right through to issues around street cleaning.

Most spam is sent under forged names and addresses, making it hard to track down the real senders.

But some types of treatment appear to work for some people and further research could yield more breakthroughs.Publicising sex offenders' addresses makes them vulnerable to vigilantism.

They quickly fall for each other and — without exchanging phone numbers or e-mail addresses — make a date for the following Friday in Paris.

And in the memories of London baby boomers, few addresses make your heart thud like No 90 Wardour Street, old home of the Marquee Club.

Grid references were assigned to the postcode centroid, which represents the geographic centre of the collection of adjacent addresses making up the postcode.

One limitation of ED data in this investigation is that they do not contain patient resident addresses, making restriction to the homeless or shelter residents impossible.