Sentence examples for she would address from inspiring English sources

When she sent memos to parents she would address them to the "Sandy Hook family".

Speculation grew on Monday afternoon that she would address the controversy in the next few days.

In seeking advice she would address his picture on the wall.

She acknowledges that the issues she would address as mayor — the longstanding drainage problem, how best to develop Raymar Road — lie outside the realm of political philosophy.

It was not immediately clear if she would address the matter publicly and she ignored shouted questions from reporters waiting on the airport tarmac.

In a talk sprinkled with bits of New York geography, Mrs. Clinton pointed out specific environmental problems that she would address.

Her tablemates asked what kinds of hopeless male inquiries she'd address this month.

"[practice facilitator is] very available, if I emailed her, she'd respond that same day, I could call her any time I had a question or an issue and she'd address it as soon as possible" (PHT Interviews).

She'd addressed all the letters by street, number, city, and state, and had added in each case "Temperate Zone".

In February of 1943 she'd addressed both houses of Congress separately, only the second woman ever accorded that honor.

She said the exhibition would address what she considered a major question when looking at Moore: "Despite the fact that his work has become so ubiquitous, why have some scholars and critics come to dismiss this major figure?" In the 1960's art critics and scholars began to criticize Moore's work at the same time he was receiving more and more commissions for public projects.