Sentence examples for makes an address from inspiring English sources

Fancy oratory is not eloquence, but original expression makes an address memorable and a decent respect for rhetoric is needed to do justice to history.

By The New Yorker Donald Trump, with Governor Mike Pence, makes an address, at around 3 A.M. on November 9th, at the New York Hilton Midtown, after becoming the President-elect.

Chávez makes an address in which he says it is fine to oppose him, but not the Constitution of Venezuela.

Chávez is expected to make an address from its Balcón del pueblo, or People's balcony.

The usually stoic President made an address that was founded upon the loss of an old friend Reverend Clementa Pinckney.

He recently made an address to Negro veterans, which took courage on his part and gave them great happiness.

Obviously the president made an address earlier today, so I suspect that will very much dominate the headlines tomorrow as well.

And, for that matter, why was he invited previously to make an address at one of the seminars?

Mustapha Ben Jaafar, the speaker of the Constituent Assembly, made an address on national television Saturday evening and appealed to the opposition legislators to reconsider their withdrawal.

When he was invited to make an address on Indian radio, Dr. King condemned the cold war arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union, suggesting that India should set a higher, Gandhian standard by demilitarizing.

That's a perfect opportunity to make an address on the "culture of unaccountability" in Washington – found in the GSA (general services administration), as well as the DOJ – and how a Romney administration would fix that.