An Address In A Sentence

• Did you counterfeit an address to me?
• Do you suppose such gentry have an address?
• Prayer is not always a genuflexion and an address.
• She wrote an address on a card and gave it to me.
• Things we can believe in; an address.
• Such an address would probably do no good at all.
• Sabatini wrote an address upon a slip of paper.
• The crime of poverty, an address.
• To go off like that and not even leave me an address.
• I do wish you would remember to leave an address.
• The lips moved again; it was an address.
• Myrtle avenue was an address a little difficult to find.
• A new social order; an address.
• At Lincoln they received an address.
• The young man Washington, an address.
• To which is added an Address on Baptism.
• It was dated from an address on the East Side.
• Almost inaudibly she gave an address in Kentish Town.
• The first paragraph refers to an address I had made in May.
• An Address by Henry Drummond.
• Mr. Choate delivered an address to-day, in the Tabernacle.
• Krazy makes an address, by Baron Ireland, pseud.
• An address delivered in Philadelphia, Oct. 21, 1890.
• With an Address to the Students on College Honor.
• An address!
• What an address!
• The plate was up as an address rather than as an invitation to patients.
• He was to send an address by and by to which letters could be forwarded.
• He made an address which is famous in the annals of history.
• There was no way for him to walk up to a native and inquire for an address.
• He muttered an address to the driver and stepped heavily into the taxicab.
• The older form of writing an address was to end each line with a comma.
• Taking out a small card, he hurriedly scrawled an address upon it.
• Hernandez gave an address to the driver, and the cab whirled away.

• And as she did so he scrawled an address upon the blank paper in which these letters were wrapt.
• His absence without an address for four months caused me to suspect that he was.
• The doors were closed and an address of loyalty was read aloud and then signed by all present.
• A banquet was tendered to him, and a feature of the affair was an address by a priest.
• They found help in an address-book containing a list of all the field formations.
• He presided at a dinner given for the purpose of presenting an address to the manager of a bank.

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