Sentence examples for head addressing from inspiring English sources

Yet he's too free with Ashton's choreography at three moments: ending one phrase too quickly, releasing so much explosive power at the start of one diagonal of jumps that it could not build as the crescendo it is meant to be, and closing with his head addressing the audience rather than his raised arm.

He has so much he wants to say about theater then and now--here's a company head addressing subscribers, here's an artistic director explaining to her company why the next season is threatened, here's an actor dying of AIDS--that he's determined to get it all in, and that means, too, his plea on supporting the arts.

At baseline, a short interview with the household head addressed socioeconomic status and radio ownership.

I'll let all the legal analysts and talking heads address those issues.

In November, Immelt and other business heads addressed issues across the company–from reconfiguring leverage in financial services to adjusting its aircraft engines and power systems units for a more difficult environment.

14 Given the absence of head-to-head RCTs addressing best treatment approaches in patients with inadequate response to an anti-TNF agent, comparative effectiveness studies using observational data from registries can be employed.

So when No 10 suggested that the deputy head address the Conservative party conference last October, Birbalsingh didn't hesitate to say yes.

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On the hustings, he drives his own vehicle from village to village, tying a colourful cattleman's turban around his head before addressing the crowds.

A light-footed lad, still part elf, who rouses the tremulous defenders of Jerusalem with all the assurance of a head prefect addressing a school assembly.

Under the leadership of Katharine and David the group has committed to a three-year business plan which will address those challenges head on, addressing costs whilst growing new revenues in order to protect Guardian journalism in perpetuity".