Sentence examples for come to address from inspiring English sources

The time has come to address this economic model in college sports, especially in major college football".

Mr. Brougher pointed out that "Samson" has come to address the obsession that today's museum boards have with attendance numbers.

Instead of secrets, "Big Love" has come to address the existential horror that's to be found in mandatory unity.

Like Tony Blair, I see poverty in both the north and the south, but I think the time has come to address the lack of top-of-the-range opportunities in the north head-on.

Mr. Kobzev said that Oxford's heavy-metal scene was small and committed, if slightly beleaguered — many of its members seemed to be in the room, exhibiting a rainbow of hair colors and exotic clothing styles — and that it was a cause for celebration that Mr. Taylor had come to address them.

"There's only one game in my life," he tells me, as we split Southwest Airlines peanuts and a turkey and cheese sandwich in a hotel at the corner of Disneyland Drive and Magic Way, where he has come to address a police convention.

The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals has been perhaps the most activist, to use a loaded term in American law, when it come to addressing issues of judicial competence.

Mr. Castro was a guest the next year, when he came to address the United Nations.

During the next few hours, a string of academic and civil-rights luminaries came to address the group.

At school, a director called David Hayman came to address a class, and 'he didn't have the easiest time, people were really aggressive.

Clarence Euell, a black waiter at the cafe, came to address Shay's concern.