Sentence examples for long address from inspiring English sources

Some of those visitors said they appreciated his reference to the scandal during a long address, in Italian, recounting his pilgrimage to Malta.

In recognition of Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican-American holiday, Mr. Bush delivered a long address here this morning on the shared values of Latinos and other Americans.

Lawrence H. Summers, the Treasury secretary, delivered a long address on world development policies recently without so much as mentioning the term.

The images of the conclusion of the march, including the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s renowned "How Long?" address, provoked a national debate that helped ensure passage of the Voting Rights Act.

I would have guessed that few people would want to slap a long address on a site, given that most online denizens find it hard enough to type "google" correctly.

In a long address in Spanish at the United Nations regional office, Francis said it would be "catastrophic" if particular interests prevailed over the common good of people and the planet or if the conference were manipulated by business interests.

These free sites convert long addresses into very compact ones.

Of course rock has long addressed itself to the emotionally wounded teenager.

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The fact that I have spent so long addressing the question implies the answer.

Painting in a willfully naive, realist style, Mr. Moore, 47, has long addressed the theme of poisoned nature.