Sentence examples for away the address from inspiring English sources

I suppose it's O.K. to give away the address now.

Why? Very simply, there are three messages that need to travel between a memory chip and the logic chip a few inches away: the address where the impulse is to go, the data bits themselves and the instruction that says what should be done with that data — store it, replace it, retrieve it.

If a person dies, disappears, or takes up residence abroad, this is also recorded as having moved away from the address.

If you are connected to a LAN, make sure that you have a router that will give addresses away, since the address will be obtained by the PC from the router.

There was also a secret plan to whisk away the Gettysburg Address, from the Library of Congress, and the Declaration of Independence, from the National Archives.

She reads the note and discovers that the writer is not very far away at all: "The address that she read/ 'Is like mine!' Katie said/But instead of a six was a four".

The proverb "An apple a day keeps the doctor away", addressing the health effects of the fruit, dates from 19th century Wales according to Caroline Taggart, author of "An Apple a Day: Old-Fashioned Proverbs and Why They Still Work".

You just see the amazing changes that people make when you take away the drugs and address the disease.

It shouldn't be too far away, but look up the address so you're sure you know where you're going.

As Mr. Comey strode to the lectern at the F.B.I. headquarters at 11 a.m., Mrs. Clinton was waiting backstage a few blocks away to address the National Education Association.

The caller was a lieutenant colonel in the Iowa National Guard; he was two blocks away and trying to find the address.