Sentence examples for section of the address from inspiring English sources
A sizeable section of the address involved May retrospectively justifying her approach, saying she had "faced down" the EU to secure compromises.
It would scarcely have been worth noting were it not for a paragraph buried in the middle section of the address: Citizen complaints alleging excessive force are down forty-six percent.
The bootstrap section of the address belonged to George Romney, Mitt's father who, she reminded viewers, "never graduated from college," and instead "became a carpenter" and slogged his way to head a car company, then governor of Michigan.
While Mr. Obama will not lay out specific sacrifices he is asking of Americans, Mr. Emanuel said, a section of the address will be devoted to "what we're going to have to give up" to withstand the challenges facing the nation.
(This was the "Sputnik moment" section of the address, which had the Twitterverse dancing in geek joy when the advance was released). Obama is the president who has steered NASA into a long, lazy holding pattern, although NASA also did a pretty good job of derailing itself, as USA Today points out today.
"This part is the speech he most wanted to give," said a person familiar with Obama's thinking, when asked about the section of the address condemning fascism.
In a section of the speech addressed to Tony Blair, he said: "Liberal Democrats will oppose any legislation to restrict the right to choose jury trial.
Diplomas for graduates will be mailed to the address on file in the "Diploma Address" section of the "Addresses: View and Update" page in SSOL.
Large sections of the address is in Marshallese but at one point the pastor blurts out in English while referencing climate change: "What is going on?" Pageant contenders read out poems on climate change.
In the national security section of the speech, he is expected to address the ongoing nuclear threat from North Korea.
The second section of the amendment addresses vacancies in the office of the vice president.
