Sentence examples for great address from inspiring English sources

It's a great address.

"I'm waiting for the new president to deliver a great address" and maybe even "some sort of stimulus package".

For visitors renting an apartment, this can be a great address for buying ready-cooked meals 10-200% cheaper for take away).

Mr. Lopez sources his materials from all over the world — "I have a great address book of suppliers," he said — but production takes place in small craft workshops around the Paris region, each carefully selected for a particular skill.

With a slight tweak of the words, he might have gone for "we shall overcome," and echoed both the civil-rights anthem and Lyndon Johnson's great address on the need for the Voting Rights Act, which was also about what was considered, in its time, to be an intractable problem.

A grand palace (as the French describe their fine hotels), the newly renovated Hotel Meurice is a great address for afternoon tea or a cocktail in the wood-paneled Bar Fontainebleau, where it would not be possible to feel more Old World or deliciously chic.

South of the wine route, the sleepy village of Nierdermorschwihr has several great addresses.

Nowhere, in fact, does that phrase appear in the great Farewell Address of 1796.

Another tweet on his feed read: "Great keynote address by David Cameron, not sure about legalising gay marriage though, what happened to sanctity of marriage #odd".

For me personally that's really important; that would be so great to address.

You say they had great difficulty addressing the connection between Communist ideology and systematic mass murder.