Sentence examples for the addressees from inspiring English sources
noun
The person or organization to which something, such as a letter or message, is addressed or sent, for whom the item is intended.
Somebody writes down the addressees name and address, and suggestions are made one by one.
Belyeu tried to track down the addressees, but having no luck she contacted Lee's sister Alice.
They were unsigned and contained no salutation, the senior official said, and both contained a generalized threat and did not appear to target the addressees.
She piled up cards she collected and studiously emailed the addressees, politely petitioning to meet directors, trustees and investment managers – even just to "have a coffee".
Finally, one of the addressees wrote to all, pointing out that the only way to end the madness was, quite simply, to stop.
Efterpi Koutzamani, the tribunal's chief prosecutor, who bravely ordered that a criminal investigation be launched into the activities of the far right Golden Dawn, is believed to be among the addressees.
I will always be the addressee.
The addressee, William Henry Harrison, was a general and not yet president.
Those languages likewise make a distinction between exclusive 'we' (not including the addressee) and inclusive 'we' (including the addressee).
It appears the data has failed to reach the addressee in the NAO".
I needed Laura as the addressee of the novel even though she barely appears in it.
