Sentence examples for line addressed from inspiring English sources

Because denim is a staple in every woman's wardrobe, the collection was crafted using the feedback of nearly 1,000 women "of every shape, size and ethnicity" to make sure the line addressed women's everyday concerns when shopping for new jeans.

Less flatteringly, "Below the Line" addresses the issue of poverty with a blithe emulation of Paul Simon's "Graceland," which is facile on more than one level.

Maybe the line addresses the issue of masculine culture," he said, a disruption by a woman of a traditionally male sphere.

The song's second line addresses the issue of immigration, saying: "Leaders committed a cardinal sin, open the borders let them all come in; illegal immigrants in every town, stand up and be counted Blair and Brown.

Regarding HoG, we realise that, for the full address trace, the number of cache line addresses for either data or code is no less than 35 across benchmarks.

For the benchmarks used in this work (see further details in Section 6), those cache line addresses account for 67% of all the memory accesses.

Use of gene targeting in human cell line addresses the role of a point mutation in ATG16L1 in human cells with appropriate control cells (non-targeted parental cell lines).

"Your presence this morning is a vivid proof that the United Nations is much alive on the front line, addressing all the challenges and issues and trying to give hope to all the people around the world".

His most famous verses are the lines addressed to his soul and reportedly uttered as he lay dying.

Women from the coalfields were arrested on picket lines, addressed rallies across the UK and Europe, and chained themselves to colliery gates.

There is a Beckett-like bleakness to Homer's final lines, addressed to his remote muse: There are moments when I cannot bear this unremitting consciousness.