Sentence examples for addressing picked from inspiring English sources
We can be fairly sure that bin Laden's Muslim listeners — the people he was addressing — picked up the allusion immediately and appreciated its significance.
But the beauty part is the little roundel of leaded glass with the address picked out, once illuminated from the inside but now, according to a resident, dark.
John Kerry, basing his judgment on the intelligence supplied him and on the Bush address, picked up Daschle's adjective on Jan . 23 , 2003"So the threat of Saddam Hussein with weapons of mass destruction is real......
The figure was set out in a follow-up study into how the local authority was addressing issues picked up in a previous investigation.
It is easier to check off a list than realize later you forgot to address or pick up something.
Examining the list of zombie addresses, Lyon picked one and ran a command called a "traceroute".
On your posters include the following: Phone number, address, pick-up and drop-off times, opening day, your name.
"In a half-hour address, you pick and choose what you're going to talk about," he said.
Weiner said the union would probably address draft-pick compensation with Major League Baseball before the current collective bargaining agreement expires.
But when Maggie and Noah went to the Southeast address to pick him up the city-government people did not have him.
This time, Mr Hollande looks likely to acknowledge the disaster in a televised address, and pick a fresh team.A new government could be announced this week, even today.
