Sentence examples for once addressing from inspiring English sources
She is not exactly a traditionalist: the kids were sitting in a big circle, and they all talked excitedly at once, addressing her as "Dee".
The EOS operating system "is for lots of virtualization, running 10,000 cores at once, addressing patches and failures without taking down a system, and open extension of a system," says Ullal, as if checking a list of cloud needs.
Its strength is that United for Wildlife addresses multiple facets of these problems at once: addressing protection of wildlife populations, reducing consumer demand for illegally traded wildlife products and supporting local communities affected by the wildlife trade.
Carlo Petrini once addressed an auditorium of Americans.
He once addressed a letter to her "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, Bronxville, New York".
I once addressed an Italian engineer as dottore, the title given to a university graduate.
He once addressed a faculty club on the relationship between football and the "Aeneid".
Addressing the same mummified figure we once addressed -- with whatever interest but little love -- he breaks our hearts.
Her command of English is unsteady: she once addressed a gathering of widows as "my fellow-widows".
And now, my friends, in a phrase I once addressed to others, it's time for me to go.
"Stupid" and "ignorant" and "uneducated" are terms to be heard; an echo of how the present-day emailers were once addressed by the fulminators, I wonder?
