41.   She addressed audiences from Buffalo to Albany using the vocabulary of a winner, talking about future return trips to upstate and specific projects she intended to pursue.

42.   She was born in Puerto Rico and addressed the audience in Spanish as well as English.

43.   Shuffling onstage with a vaguely disoriented scowl, he stands at attention, chin high, addressing the audience with mock solemnity.

44.   The actors occasionally turn to the cameras and address the audience, reiterating their perspectives on the issue at hand.

45.   The aloofness disappears altogether when Lahiri addresses her audience at MIT.

46.   The second character is a fictitious creation who allows the celebrated person to play off someone, in addition to addressing the audience and talking on the telephone.

47.   Then again, Ms. Mendelson is addressing an audience like my friends, people who may not even own a broom.

48.   There I was astonished to find myself facing the same old questions about how to address an audience.

49.   There are monologues by white and black characters who address the audience with the rhetoric of race warfare, and there is one sizzling bedroom encounter.

50.   They also need more space for display and are conscious that they need to address different audiences.