Sentence examples for words address from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Cantor wondered, would it be possible to design schools that could, in her words, "address the issues poverty poses as they present in the classroom?" She came to the belief that the answer was yes, and, in 2002, she founded a new organization, Turnaround for Children.

To whom, though, are these words addressed?

"These are private words addressed to you in public".

Carter's failure to respond in kind to harsh words addressed to him by Mixico's Pres.

I have heard many fine words addressed to young people on such occasions, but none have matched up to what he shared with us that evening.

Their handiwork, a statement of about 800 words, addressed several contentious side issues that had arisen in recent days with North Korea, according to an administration official.

Also, in words addressed more to Chancellor Adolf Hitler than to the Commons, Eden said the government had not been able to find any solution to the problem of returning mandated territories to Germany.

The first feature film directed by the team of Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal (who are also authors of the screenplay), "The Words" addresses some of the same themes as Woody Allen's "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger".

"In the name of patriotism you have trampled on human rights, nurtured unbridled corruption and squandered public money like no other president before you," Mr Wickrematunge's editorial said in words addressed directly at the president.

Can we read Washington's words of 1796 addressed "to the people of the United States," and compare Romney's words addressed to his donors in Jerusalem, and not feel a deep disturbance?

Their task was to read out five words addressed to the Learner, the first of which was a cue word and the others one of four possible words associated with the cue word that the Learner was supposed to have memorised beforehand.