Sentence examples for now address from inspiring English sources

"I now address all racists.

King must now address that question directly.

(Her staff members now address her as Dr. Johnson).

"Let me now address the scurrilous suggestions that David somehow orchestrated leaks to damage me.

The appeals court must now address the law's substantive provisions, and the case, Ashcroft v.

This, and not the unacceptable demands of the banks, is what the government should now address.

My fella and I now address this issue by swapping our restaurant meals halfway through.

With the synonymic underbrush thus cleared, we can now address the origin of yee-haw!

As Mr. Lynn writes in the catalog, "design objects now address their users with bespoke form and contour".

While more business publications now address issues of balancing work and family, Working Woman was a pioneer in the field.

Liberalism provides the terms and defines the tone in which both Europeans and Americans now address their political affairs.