Sentence examples for fall address from inspiring English sources

Fox's talent competition series, "So You Think You Can Dance," has already been ticketed for a new fall address.

You may recall from my fall address that diversity in all its forms is one of our three strategic planning themes.

In my fall address to the faculty, I identified diversity in all its forms as one of Trinity's three strategic planning themes.

Death Valley's remoteness and varied topography had intrigued me for several years, and going during fall addressed my concern about extreme temperatures.

"But if the patient has functional limitations, the focus would be to restore and improve what can be restored and improved, such as reducing the risk of falls, addressing any acute medical conditions, and streamlining medications for chronic health problems so that the right drugs are taken for the right conditions".

We may be struck by its invocation, in effect, of past imperatives (such as Gerald Manley Hopkins's "Have fair fallen, O fair, fair have fallen", addressed to Henry Purcell).

On August 26 , 2018 Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger '71LAW delivered a message to the newest class of Columbia students in his Fall Convocation Address.

State political leaders, some of whom toured the site on Monday, called for a special legislative session this fall to address how to pay for repairs to Minnesota's aging infrastructure.

"There is a good reason alumni do not give in large numbers; for decades they were fairly well ignored by their alma mater and many lost contact with Stony Brook," Dr. Kenny admitted in her fall convocation address.

Formed three years ago by Jamie Jewett and Aaron Henderson, Lostwax will present a new multimedia piece called "After the Fall," which addresses the question of what happened to Daedalus, the grandfather of technology, after his tragic flight from Crete.

Mark's second awarded paper, "Risk Disparity" (The Journal of Portfolio Management, Fall 2013), addresses how to balance growth of portfolio wealth over time with avoidance of large draw-downs.