General Warner made a brief address to his former constituents, and the meeting then adjourned.
General Ewing, after the dinner had received ample attention, called the company to order and made a brief address, which was repeatedly applauded.
Mr. Cowden, the president of the fair, introduced Foster and he made a brief address.
Major Chamberlain delivered a brief address of welcome, in which he referred to the "martial services of General Sherman and the pacific achievements of the Senator," and drew a comparison highly complimentary to both of the brothers.
We called on the President and the resolutions were presented by Mr. Tucker; Mr. Carnegie and I each made a few remarks, which the President in turn answered with a brief address.
His Majesty replied in a brief address, expressing his pleasure in receiving me.
According to custom I handed him the letters of recall of my predecessor, then presented my credentials, and made a brief address, a copy of which in writing I left with him.
Vice-President Fairbanks opened the proceedings with an appropriate address, whereupon Vice-President-elect Sherman was sworn in and made a brief address.
Being asked for a brief address, he spoke very readily, with a frank, honest face, and in a genial, offhand manner.
Being called on to speak, she made a brief address in the course of which she alluded to her Southern descent, and to General Francis Marion, her great-great-uncle.
A priest made a brief address in Spanish, praising the day and complimenting the President.
Mayor Pool welcomed and introduced the President in a brief address.
General Powell, in a brief address, touchingly referred to the perils and hardships they had survived.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brief address" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
