Sentence examples for unusual address from inspiring English sources

Judge George began the proceeding with an unusual address lasting nearly 20 minutes.

Their home "wasn't particularly stylish," recalled Stephen Birmingham, author of "Life at the Dakota New Yorkk's Most Unusual Address," which was first published in 1979.

In an unusual address on Russian television, Putin said: "Everything must be done to guarantee the security of international experts at the site of the tragedy".

Emmanuel Macron, the French president, reverted to campaign mode in an unusual address to the joint houses of Parliament at Versailles.

Within minutes, the couple arrived to find Sebastian, 14 months old, sound asleep at Anna House, a day care center offering an educational curriculum and with a rather unusual address.

In an unusual address to the crowded courtroom just minutes before the hearing, Judge Edmondson, not yet dressed in his robe, cautioned lawyers and onlookers that they should not try to draw conclusions from the panel's questions.

It became one of the more unusual addresses ever delivered by a first lady.

"Mr. Romney needs to know what's going on if he wants to run for president," Mr. Kerry said in an unusual speech addressed overtly to a political opponent of his party.

In an unusual video address, Putin said on Monday that "nobody should – and no one has the right to – use this tragedy to achieve selfish political ends.

Putin succumbed to rare public pressure last week when he partially revised the pension overhaul in an unusual televised address to the nation.

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