Sentence examples for happiest address from inspiring English sources

Their Beatrice and Benedick may not have carried the star wattage of Catherine Tate and David Tennant in Josie Rourke's contrastingly vulgar West End take on the same play, but Ms. Best and Mr. Edwards confirmed that the Globe, on form, can be the happiest address in town.

"I said I'd write it 18 months ago, and I think then I would have been less happy addressing my own life because I found it less satisfactory.

So when author and friend Kathryn Craft (The Art of Falling, The Far Side of Happy) addressed this issue, her words rang true....I've heard this over sharing argument before, and always from writer moms with young kids, so I want to share my perspective as an empty nester.

But Mr. Kaufer was happy to address the criticism.

George Bush looks happiest when addressing crowds of pumped-up soldiers.

McDowell, to his credit, was happy to address history.

He pressed on: "I'll be happy to address them in a press avail or the town meeting.

The Internet was happier to address my feelings of inadequacy than my practical queries, if only because I could describe my fears in complete words.

"The testimony of Major League Baseball officials was completely accurate, and we are happy to address any concerns that Congressman Waxman may have," Manfred said.

(His own speech-making experience includes a happy, anxious address to Hampshire College's graduating class of 2012, which he first tried out on standup audiences. He graduated from Hampshire with a B.A. in comedy).

I am happy to address those [concerns]." The government has extended the New Year's holiday for the rest of the week to make sure that the protesters do not head to their strongholds in the north and regroup.