Sentence examples for addressing anybody from inspiring English sources

Conditions differed with respect to the communicative intention: pointing was either addressed to the left or right person (Left CP and Right CP), or not addressing anybody (NCP).

Mr Clegg told the BBC: "Before I address anybody else's red lines, I would address mine".

"And we must address anybody who tries to deny anybody that right to vote.

Following the Asian tradition of using honorific titles to address anybody above you, a penis is described as "Dear, Honorable Jewel," and a parted vulva as "The Examination Hall".

If you want to address anybody during the session, address politely and make him/her comfortable and encourage the student to ask again if any doubt arises.

Hint hint!" While delivering sermon, address anybody whose cellphone rings by responding, "Go ahead.

"That has not been addressed by anybody in the market…we're planning to hit his market head-on and disrupt it".

It would be as bad as having teachers in charge of the schools!" Gray made it clear, though, that he doesn't "hate anybody", addressing accusations of hating the English.

Call anybody.

"Oh-h-h, my goodness, I'm at Harrrrrvard!" Oprah Winfrey told its Class of 2013, before addressing her remarks "to anybody who has ever felt inferior or felt disadvantaged, felt screwed by life".

"That rejection was '2 Fast 2 Furious.' " He called after her, "I like 'The Chronicles of Riddick'!" He tried again: "Have you seen 'The Pacifier'?" He was addressing the whole bar now: "Anybody here like 'Boiler Room Parksands and Recreation" has been renewed for another year, but it wasn't included in NBC's fall lineup.