Sentence examples for how i address from inspiring English sources

I'm just as friendly with the leaders of other political parties in Russia as I am with the Bolsheviks.' Ransome offered written reports if 'it could be arranged beforehand how I address them to ensure they are reaching the right hands'.

But then I said to myself, "hold your horses" (which is how I address myself in times of crisis), this government, like them or not, have been voted in democratically.

And I believe that my time on the Hill and in the legislation I worked on — how I addressed all statutes, how I addressed all laws — was that the more information we make available to the American public, the more transparency we have, the better our decisions will be.

When I first started playing professional baseball, I was told by my head coach in single-A, Bill Hayes, that I was being too formal in how I addressed the officials of the game.

Your article about parking bicycles at Grand Central Terminal ("Cyclists Say They're the Missing Element at a Transit Hub," Nov. 19) brought back memories of how I addressed the same problem.

Before acceptance, I got a first decision letter from Ecosystems that included some really positive feedback about my question and how I addressed it, as well as asking for major revisions which involved clarifying some of my explanations and correcting some errors that made it through my proofreading.

As I sat thinking of the specific issue I wanted to address, I also began considering how I could address it in a meaningful way.

"The marriage was over by about 2 30 a.m., and I wondered how I would address her — Mrs. Hitler?" Mr. Misch told The Sunday Express.

The best I can do, I believe, is use what I've learned as a guideline for how I will address the next moral issue I will inevitably face.

"You will recall that last September I contacted you asking for guidance on how I should address the matter of your previously stated support to me for my candidature when I met foreign minister Bishop at the UN General Assembly in September.

— Renee Streicher I haven't yet decided how I will address this because I have to have a sense of my new students first — as this is history to them I need to know if they have personal connections or if it is remote to them.