Sentence examples for addressing friends from inspiring English sources

This is the more preferred way of addressing friends, colleagues and people younger than you.

He uses the term "brother" to address friends and acquaintances, but his own younger brother, Nayef Rajoub, ran against him for a parliamentary seat in Hebron in 2006 — Jibril on the Fatah ticket, Nayef for Hamas.

We'll address friend lists and data in a moment.

It is akin to my habit of still addressing old friends of my parents by their formal titles.

In much of his correspondence, Britten is warm, addressing his friends as "my dear" or "dearest" and showing detailed concern for their tribulations.

Clearly, though, she's really come to break hearts, with songs like Tradition, which begins in the aftermath of a wedding, and ends by addressing dead friends.

They are all letters by the students addressing their friends or family members.

Saying "wo ai ni" in Chinese is much more serious than the English counterpart of "I love you", so it is unacceptable to use when addressing normal friends.

The song is a callback to "Love Is Blind," from Eve's first album, about addressing a friend who's being abused.

Throughout his tenure, Raines sent out Times-wide e-mails addressed "Dear Friends and Colleagues".

In an internal e-mail addressed "dear friends," Mr. Rothman, 57, offered no details about his decision to leave after 18 years.