Marguerite tells her own story, addressing it to James.
He wrote her a letter of thanks, addressing it to "Jane Novak, the American journalist and political analyst".
They might have been better off addressing it to the premier of Thailand, the country which has most to gain from the project.
Webb Simpson, who lost in a playoff at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans after a gust moved his ball as he was addressing it to tap in a putt, would still be penalized one stroke under the modified rule.
"In this instance, Harbord had established a means of removing, from Germany, an unprovenanced artwork by placing it in an empty munitions box and addressing it to a client in Scotland.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 18 Dr. Sparrowly allowed his No. 3 burr to hum gently before addressing it to the upper right-hand molar of his new patient.
The Telephone company write a letter to the college there, addressing it to Miss Sarah Lawrence College saying that the telephone that would be installed was the same number recently used by one of their other customers.
By Henry Morton Robinson The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 18 Dr. Sparrowly allowed his No. 3 burr to hum gently before addressing it to the upper right-hand molar of his new patient.
"Even though it's not a specific person, you're still addressing it to someone," she says.
Abortion, he wrote, was "so fraught with emotional consequence" that he considered regulations addressing it to be "a legitimate concern of the State".
"If the dynamic continues and your manager is not addressing it to your satisfaction, you may have just learned that this could be a place where you do not want to work beyond this one internship.
