After finishing his acceptance speech, he gave Mr. Reagan the unprecedented privilege of giving the final address to the delegates.
By The New Yorker September 6, 2012 Tonight, President Barack Obama will deliver the final address of the Democratic National Convention.
Much of the speech is still in draft form, and some of the ideas that have been mentioned may not be included in the final address.
An initial draft of Mr. Paterson's speech was prepared by aides, his advisers said, and he spent considerable time editing, memorizing and practicing the final address.
Richelieu first came to the attention of the government in 1614, when he was chosen to present the final address of the clergy at the meeting of the Estates-General.
For the former Mary Mazo, the Algonquin was the final address in an odyssey that began in Odessa, Ukraine, where she was the second child in a large Jewish family that fled the pogroms when she was an infant.
There's the name, for starters: 67 Orange Street (now Baxter Street) was the final address of Almack's Dance Hall, an African-American-owned bar that flourished in the early 1800s.
In Princeton, the gate-protected Princeton Cemetery of Nassau Presbyterian Church dates to 1757 and is the final address of past university presidents, three Civil War brigadier generals, numerous scholars and diplomats.
That was the final address of Almack's Dance Hall, a 19th-century bar that was one of the most prominent black-owned businesses in pre-Civil War New York.
Another Selldorf creation hasn't made that list yet, but it will rise at 335 West 12th Street (or 802 Greenwich Street; the final address has not been decided), where the city has approved construction of a four-story building.
