Sentence examples for first ever address from inspiring English sources
The result was a decade of arguably the closest ever relations between Australia and Indonesia: intimate defence, police and intelligence cooperation, expanding trade and the first ever address by an Indonesian president to the Australian parliament.
"As President, I've made it clear that the United States is determined to be a partner in Africa's success". "We don't look to Africa simply for its natural resources; we recognize Africa for its greatest resource, which is its people and its talents and their potential". The White House is running a live stream of the first ever address by a US president to the African Union.
Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi did not cease to amaze as he gave his first ever address to the UN, taking the opportunity to slam the global body for being ineffective.
The pope knows that a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down — and seemingly took those words to heart Thursday when he ever-so-sweetly stuck it to lawmakers during the first ever address by any head of the Catholic Church to US Congress.
That sense of alarm was reflected in Pope John Paul II's first-ever address to the Italian Parliament in November.
On January 8 , 1790 President George Washington rolled up to Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City to deliver the first-ever address to a joint session of the United States Congress.
Not only did he issue a major encyclical on the environment, but in the first-ever address of a Pope before the US Congress, his most specific request was for action on climate change.
A large part of Gaddafi's first-ever address to the General Assembly was to castigate the 15-member UN Security Council, "The Security Council did not provide us with security but with terror and sanctions," he said adding that it did nothing to stop what he described as "65 wars" since the world body was founded in 1945.
Along with the obligatory motorcades and prayer sessions, the three-city tour involves the first-ever address by a pope to Congress, a pit stop at a Philadelphia prison, and a meeting with the United Nations General Assembly — showcases that will highlight the political dimensions of Francis's papacy and his position on social issues.
Among the 46,392 persons who lived in the study area from 1986 to 1998, 3,205 individuals were newborns who had their first-ever address in the area.
It's like something out of Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly; one day Moss/Tangent hosts a massive, expensive, corporate security conference, and then, the very next day, a younger, angry, rebellious hacker mob, whose avowed ethos is nearly opposite to that of the first group…without ever addressing that contradiction.
