For married couples in which one person has a judge or clergy title, address the title of the position first, followed by the spouse's title, such as "The Honorable and Mrs. John Smith".
(That address was the title of a memoir published last year by Rosenberg's granddaughter, Anne Sinclair, the French journalist and ex-wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn).
She was wearing jeans, sneakers, and an olive-green polo shirt that left visible the tattoo on her substantial forearm as she paged through a binder marked "700 Nimes Road," Taylor's address and the title of Opie's show of the work last year at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art.
While poverty was not expressly addressed in the titles of DESA's major summits or conference between 2001 and 2012, both the explicit and implicit pervasiveness of poverty eradication as an overarching goal to be generated from the achievement of other inter-related agendas necessitated locating poverty eradication as Post-2015DG 1. Post-2015DG 1
The address quickly became the title of a Tristano School anthem.
Echoing his one time team-mate from River Plate, Jose Manuel Moreno, who once defined his playing motto as "I always wanted to have the ball for myself; she was my girlfriend", Di Stefano chose to address the football for the title of his memoirs: "Thanks, Old Girl".
This critical point was therefore addressed, as highlighted by the title of Figure 7.
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.
Brokers can take only clients' names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and the titles of the accounts they managed.
One day DC received a letter addressed to him, mistakenly, by the title of Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St . George
