Sentence examples for correct form of address from inspiring English sources

I have long argued that the writer's relationship with the putative reader should probably be one of loving respect: it's a way of maintaining a correct form of address.

Elizabeth Galarza, 14, a seventh grader from School 15 in Paterson, N.J., broke through the cordon of royal hauteur and -- eschewing the word "madame," the correct form of address -- demanded that the princess pose for a disposable-camera portrait with her and five classmates.

The continuing of the mayoral team, to whom the correct form of address is "your worshipful", and all their staff might seem somewhat anachronistic against this backdrop of "hard times", but there is an argument that its pomp and splendour might be a good thing for people to rally round.

Start with the correct form of address.

Use the correct form of address.

The hunting field requires uniforms, formality, hierarchy and correct forms of address; it imparts respect for others, responsibility, and the ability to take risks on one's own.

Use the correct forms of address ("sir/madam, you and your colleagues" is preferable in the magistrates to the exceedingly naff "your worships" but if you want to grovel, use the latter).

Trainees must memorise correct forms of address from a training manual, which informs them that it is unacceptable to ask "Why?" (it should be substituted with "May I know the reason?").

Sometimes it's hard to keep track of the correct forms of address, like when Rachel is unsure what exactly to call Eleanor: Mrs. Young or Auntie.

The only correct form of federal financial aid will come from a.gov address.

Arguably, the correct form of DNA is more important that Cookie's googly eyes.