Sentence examples for joint address from inspiring English sources
"joint address" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate an address shared by two people, such as a married couple. For example, "John and Jennifer Smith shared a joint address in Los Angeles."
On Tuesday night, President Donald J. Trump will deliver a joint address to Congress.
His joint address to Congress this week could be an opportunity to change that debate.
In May, he and Mota flew to South Korea to deliver a joint address at the Seoul Digital Forum.
An initial test of McMaster's clout came in February, 2017, when he urged Trump not to use the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" in a joint address to Congress.
Charles Krauthammer writes: If Barack Obama succeeds, his joint address to Congress will be seen as historic — indeed as the foundational document of Obamaism.
As president of the Senate, the vice-president normally sits behind visiting heads of state when they make a joint address to both chambers of Congress.
Consider – for another time, at length – those couples with a joint email address.
The president himself even promoted the idea in his joint session address in September of 2009, deep within the belly of the process.
In the case of a speech as big as a joint-session address, nearly everyone is involved, from the secretary of state to the chief of staff.
On Wednesday they will deliver a joint letter addressed to Transport Secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, at his departmental offices in London where they will hold a protest and photocall.
"Millions of Americans' data may have been compromised for two years," the senators wrote in a joint letter addressed to Mayer.
