make an address

Let's just hope nobody down there does anything stupid before the president makes her address.

On the afternoon of its opening the president made a brief address.

The privileges of the floor were granted and he was asked to make a short address to the Senate.

I hope that you will keep to your intention and make an address on distribution.

He is expected to make a similar address in Iowa this weekend that will focus on agriculture policy.

And, for that matter, why was he invited previously to make an address at one of the seminars?

Seated near the area from which she would make her address were the first minister and the kai.

She made a short welcoming address to the company and apologized for the absence of the chairman.

General Garner would "make an address in the next few days," the general said.