Sentence examples for time addressed from inspiring English sources

Your Oct. 30 editorial "Pombo Time" addressed many of Representative Richard W. Pombo's assaults on America's natural resources.

Representatives from the financial industry did not testify on Tuesday, but Goldman Sachs for the first time addressed its role in the aluminum market.

While on a press tour for Woody Allen's Irrational Man, which opens on Friday, Stone for the first time addressed the controversy in an interview with an Australian news site.

Along with SE Hinton, Robert Cormier and Judy Blume, he helped build a body of literature, long ignored by publishers, that for the first time addressed contemporary teen issues with honesty and humour.

Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury at the time, addressed the issue of Bono's belief in a fascinating 2008 lecture about the place of organized faith in secular society.

Bain Capital sent a letter to its investors late Tuesday that for the first time addressed the presidential campaign of the private equity firm's founder, Mitt Romney, and defended its record on job creation.

He laughs, and this time addresses himself in the second person.

Monks take him daily meals; people talk to him all the time, addressing him by name.

"We spent a lot time addressing the concerns," Mr. Abinanti said.

And then, possibly for the first time addressing an individual death, Mr. Nuon Chea apologized.

"Every Bronx elected official can at any time address his or her concerns directly to the Borough President.