Sentence examples for make an addendum from inspiring English sources

Allow me to make an addendum to that suggestion that will seem laughably minuscule but in fact distinguishes you as a person of subtly discerning taste: Make that food name plural.

I hope you will make an addendum to your answer highlighting this very important tool for others like us to ensure our loved ones are cared for after our passing.

Under the UCC, consideration is not required to make an addendum enforceable.[3].

"I signed, but I made an addendum that we will not accept any increases in the budget," he said afterward.

Ads Imitate Art" campaign was a ubiquitous, thought-provoking sensation at last year's Armory show, but artist Davide Zucco's new show at LES gallery Solivagant makes an addendum to Thomas' proclamation.

If the student is required to make revisions, an addendum is required with the written approval of each member of the committee stating that the proposal has been revised to their satisfaction.

(There's also a rather gruesome chapter about the process of gelding, the discussion of which has made an interesting addendum to fifth-grade health class).

(There's also a rather gruesome chapter about the process of gelding, the discussion of which has made an interesting addendum to fifth-grade health class). But the life of a child on a horse ranch is so wildly different from that of a child who rides the G train daily that the book's realism the spaciousness of Ken's day-to-day existence reads like fantasy.

The show helps to flesh out the story of a cultural moment, and it makes a worthy addendum to the Charles White retrospective recently opened at LACMA and Soull of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power 1963-1983," coming in March to the Broad.

They said, stop just making him an addendum to me, he's his own person and you can't just decide he's guilty because you want her".

But his caveat needs an addendum--never make a film with Barbara Bush look-alike Margery Ross.