Sentence examples for speaker addresses from inspiring English sources

Then the speaker addresses a friend: "If what we see could forget us half as easily," I want to tell you, "as it does itself — but for life we'll not be rid of the leaves' fossils".

When she's not talking to herself in these poems, which she often is, Shaughnessy's speaker addresses a lover who, one suspects, is a straw man: no real person could take this much intensity.

Not only is the narrative circular, with a changed perspective at the end, it's also both an epistle and an apostrophe — a form of rhetoric in which the speaker addresses an inanimate object as though it's a living thing.

In "Drug Holiday," for instance — the title alludes to a period of time during which a patient is temporarily taken off medication — Possner's speaker addresses a pill, inviting it to remain inside its bottle: You work so hard, with little thanks, toiling nonstop in the wet heat, the airless dark Medicine and poetry have long been intertwined.

By John O'Hara The New Yorker, April 19 , 1930 P. 89Monologue in which speaker addresses the members of the Afternoon Delphian Society and asks them to consider the issue of changing the name of Pershing Avenue back to Ten Eyck, now that the hyster of the War is over.

In addition, the meeting combines a host of valuable sessions including K-12 teacher workshops, keynote speaker addresses, countless student and mentor orientation sessions, and direct contact with university and research institute recruiters.

"Do you want to be an Americanized nation, or an Islamic nation?" shouted one speaker addressing the crowd at the rally.

One speaker addressing the assembly tried to explain the Security Council vote on Friday by noting that some countries had worked to dilute the harsh resolution first proposed by the United States.

She'd already received an invitation from the county health department to return for its annual conference in May, as the closing speaker, addressing the topic of "combatting distrust in the community".

They could have floated him over London to bring down the German bombers …" Then there were John Prescott, having his wicked way with the English language and Michael Martin, as Speaker, addressing the house in allegedly impenetrable Scots.

One speaker addressed Deputy Commissioner Steven Russo who moderated the session.