Sentence examples for long addresses from inspiring English sources
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But in other instances, long addresses are meant to make something of an artistic statement, as in the not quite so lengthy wemadeout inatreeandthisoldguysatandwatched us.com.
The proposal — more than 470 pages long — addresses the kinds of issues firefighters have long faced in New York but gives a "more specific and detailed treatment" of different situations and includes a series of comprehensive new safety standards, Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said.
Of course rock has long addressed itself to the emotionally wounded teenager.
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.
Lawrence H. Summers, the Treasury secretary, delivered a long address on world development policies recently without so much as mentioning the term.
We do know that it was forty-one pages long, addressed to Eric Holder, and signed by David J. Barron, the acting Assistant Attorney General.
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.
Her report, and those of other nuns reporting the same problem, remained unacknowledged for years, until the pope included a fleeting apology in a long address of late 2001.
