Sentence examples for this one addressed from inspiring English sources

The other was for dropping a second note at Ms. Thurman's town house, this one addressed to her assistant.

Three days later, Howe's emissary returned with a new copy of the letter — this one addressed to "George Washington, Esq., etc., etc".

In a further ill-advised tweet, this one addressed to writer and broadcaster Miranda Sawyer and former arts minister Ed Vaizey, Gove opined that the Turner prize "celebrates ugliness, nihilism and narcissism – the tragic emptiness of now".

Update: Wednesday morning has brought more news to recall the post-9/11 environment: there are reports of at least one more letter that has tested positive for ricin, this one addressed to President Obama, as well as a second letter to a senator that is being tested for the substance.

Five days later, another email was sent — this one addressed to NSA director Mike Rogers and copied to 31 other people and one listserv.

And it might have broken the visionary, I-see-a-better-world-to-come heart of Mr. Robert A. Hornby of the Pacific Lighting Corporation to read letters to the editor like this one, addressed to the editors of the Knoxville, Tennessee News-Sentinel from Tea Party supporter Karen F. Laffredi: "Social Security is broke.

This is a different problem compared to the one addressed in this article, where we focus on studies of delivery probability towards a given distance and within a given time using some abstraction of node mobility and routing.

Furthermore, bearing in mind CISCO's mobile traffic forecast, e.g. video traffic embodied 53% of all traffic in 2013 and will reach 69% by 2018, one addressed this work considering that each user generates one video traffic flow.

Combating the gender gap in tech requires a combination of factors like the ones addressed in this blog post -- to get women started in this industry.

The one addressed in this paper is among those efforts to enhance the accuracy of the classification.

This, for one, addresses social phobia: "In the last three months, have you often felt very nervous when you've had to do things in front of people?" One incentive for taking the test, some students admit, is a chance to miss class.