Sentence examples for friends addressed from inspiring English sources

Most of the people who knew her, even friends, addressed her not as Marguerite but as Madame.

A well-known, middle-aged columnist came up to me, hand on his heart as a gesture of sincerity, and, in front of all his friends, addressed me as Michelle Obama.

Not to mention getting the 'Are you sure you're not lost, miss?' looks, or having male friends addressed when I was the one shopping, got tiresome".

"My Friends" addressed more of Kiedis's own somber thoughts rather than those of "his friends": "My friends are so distressed/And standing on the brink of emptiness/No words I know of to express/This emptiness".

"He told me himself, he started Friendster as a way to surf through his friends' address books for good-looking girls".

Set the country to the states and put in one of your friends' address – you can ask him first he minds.

Mr. Friend addressed this accusation in his keynote speech, standing up for eclecticism on the grounds that any spiritual influence is better than none at all.

If a message from your friend addresses both an ongoing political discussion and vacation plans, it can be labeled as "politics" and "vacation".

When a friend addresses an issue by saying, "The Bible says," chances are very good that friend is unaware that other Christians have a very different take on what "the Bible says".

Jack kept most a his friends' addresses in his head.

On one hand, privacy concerns have increasingly made Internet users skittish about sharing their e-mail addresses -- a view that in some cases extends to friends' addresses.