Sentence examples for addressing a town from inspiring English sources

ON THE SCREEN -- Pictures of Mr. Gore addressing a town meeting and talking to police officers.

It shows a Republican congressman, Mike Castle, addressing a town hall meeting on health care in Delaware last month when a woman suddenly stands up waving a bunch of papers.

Addressing a town hall meeting in Ferguson earlier this week, Cornell Brooks, the president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), said that police in the city must address a "subculture" of prejudice.

Rather than reiterating his tough policies on illegal immigration and undocumented immigrants, Romney, addressing a town hall meeting at the Moore Oil Company in Milwaukee on April 2, attacked Obama for failing to live up to his promise to win approval of immigration reform legislation.

Then, addressing a town-hall-style event, he says, "This administration has further divided Wall Street from Main Street.

Speaking from Birmingham, Ala., where she had walked in a Hoodie Freedom Walk and addressed a town hall just over a week ago, Fulton said it had been two weeks since she last attended Antioch.

Mr. Kennedy said by telephone today that he would not cancel his planned visit to Nassau on Friday to address a town meeting on plans to build the $400 million development on historic Clifton Cay.

When Abdul El-Saddressesesses a town hall of Democratic stalwarts in a conservative pocket of southeast Michigan, he lets out out a battle cry.

It was a tie, but bonus points went to Kerry, who, it turned out, when he addressed a town-hall meeting in Berlin, also speaks German.

Kim addressed a raucous town hall meeting in October 2014, where he told furious staffers, "I am just as tired of the change process as all of you are".

Addressing a crowd in the town of Ramadi, west of Baghdad, Mr Issawi complained that Sunnis were being "ghettoised".