Sentence examples for times addressed from inspiring English sources

Although Randolph has, at various times, addressed his players — "taking the temperature," as Tom Glavine said — this was the first players' meeting of the season.

A letter from the skating union to Jackson, obtained by The New York Times, addressed problems that the organization had with comments Jackson made on a Canadian Web site.

Transistor junction temperature estimation is a problem that was several times addressed in the literature.

While those conversations at times addressed content controversies, it's hard to imagine that they wouldn't also shape overarching communications strategy in the midst of ongoing crises as well.

NEW YORK -- Jodi Rudoren, the Jerusalem bureau chief for The New York Times, addressed the paper's decision Friday to withhold a biographical detail about an Israeli soldier at the Israeli military's request.

You can find Josh's probing letters in several editions of the Sunday New York Times addressed to great grandmothers, presidential candidates, and 23-year olds (http://www.hamptoncreek.com/new-york-times/dear-23-year-old), including his personal phone number and e-mail address.

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

A second letter arrived from the west, this time addressed to Cope.

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.