Sentence examples for addressing the title from inspiring English sources

The pieces in The Future is Female were chosen from submissions addressing the title of the exhibition.

Although it wasn't an explicit subject she was asked to address – the title of the seminar was "Approaches to regulation - a supporting free press and high standards" – it was something that Dacre lost no time tackling by describing the practice as a "disgrace".

Before getting into the numbers, let's address the title: what's the "New Social Contract"?

This addressed the title about EQ in the ER: Building Empathy Through XR.

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"Some critics," a character says, addressing the audience, "claim that the title is reverential.

To connect each story, Mary appears, languidly smoking while addressing the audience (via title cards) about the trouble with all men.

So after addressing the first part of the title, namely, what the role of grammatical metaphor in the development of advanced literacy is, allow me now to turn to the second part, or the third issue to be investigated here, which are one and the same.

When addressing the person, use their title (Mr./Ms./Dr./etc) and last name.

His brand-new album, "4:44," features a full apology to his superstar wife in its title track, addressing the longstanding rumors of his infidelity and its toll on his loved ones.

He also says that while he and the secretary had always addressed each other by their first names, his boss insisted on being addressed with the title "Mr".