Sentence examples for early address from inspiring English sources

Shoreditch would have been an early address for Shakespeare in London, perhaps his first.

Matt said the only shred of proof he had of being related to Al was an immigration document of his great-grandfather's stating that his destination was Sarah Street in St . Louis which was an early address of Al's.

The most important clinical issues in older patients are to identify the treatable causes of dizziness early, address any possible contributing factors, and take measures to prevent falls.

In an early address to that body, he promised, "It shall be my constant aim, gentlemen of the Senate, to exhibit at all times, to every member of this body, the courtesy and impartiality which are due to the representatives of equal States".

Much of Obama's early address to the gathering was devoted to the Syrian crisis and laid the basis for his other calls to action, in opposition to the Iranian nuclear program and in support of Palestinian statehood through direct negotiations with Israel.

When students attend games as a community, they may face peer pressure to remain in their seat until the game's conclusion, rather than leaving early, addressing another athletics department goal.

Indeed, the cognitive and developmental status of the patient was influenced by Klinefelter syndrome, whose symptoms were not properly and early addressed due to cancer occurrence.

This is however not likely to bias our results, as missing addresses are not systematically related to air pollution levels, but due to address register incompleteness (missing street code or house number, typically for early addresses).

The prime minister's remarks were a pointed bookend to an earlier address to the same group by Mrs. Clinton.

During his earlier address at the Vatican the Pope had asked people to pray for a sick girl that he had just met.

In his earlier address to the UNGA he condemned IS, saying "there can be no reasoning - no negotiation - with this brand of evil".