Sentence examples for he wrote addressing from inspiring English sources

People "have not forgotten and will not forget what you did"" he wrote, addressing the police.

Roy Murdock's blog post, again: "You've developed an application that people want, and if you try to change it through any type of monetisation scheme you'll end up with an application that people don't want," he wrote, addressing Snapchat's CEO.

"The nation entrusts its defense to this small group of talented and determined patriots, in return for this responsibility the nation asks for honesty and integrity," he wrote, addressing Mr. Trump.

"In our society, forgiving even in small doses has been forgotten," he wrote, addressing the family of Jabbari's alleged assailant on the front pages of the reformist daily Shargh.

The next day, King was released and a letter he wrote addressing voting rights, "Letter From A Selma Jail", appeared in The New York Times.

"Just as characters interconnect with each other within a novel," he writes, addressing works by Dexter Filkins, Jon Krakauer, Evan Wright and David Finkel, "so these nonfiction books and real-life characters interconnect with and segue into each other to form an epic, ongoing, multi-volume work in progress.

When we read the Times Op-Ed columnist Bob Herbert on anger — "The anger quotient is much too low," he wrote recently, addressing the political mood in the country — and then Raban's observations on the same subject, we find ourselves at the center of a murky debate about the current status of fiction versus nonfiction that occupies much of the thematic space in Raban's novel.

"WHAT I TRY TO DO IS REACH SUBLIME SIMPLICITY… Bitch," he writes, furiously addressing the idea of A.P.C. as a place to buy "great basics".

- One kid was never taught how to address a box, so he wrote our address in the middle and the California address in the upper left.

He wrote the addresses in computer code, which needed to be translated into a form of words that the rest of us could understand.

On the envelope, he wrote his address, twice, and then added, underlined: "Poeme in English," and "its title had never been used".