| e-mail address | 41.94 | An e-mail address? | ||
| radio address | 28.70 | He brought his family here once to a radio address. | ||
| television address | 6.19 | There will be my television address. | ||
| commencement address | 5.13 | He gave the commencement address. | ||
| policy address | 3.95 | Pre-handover policy addresses were drafted by the CPU. | ||
| nation address | 2.63 | President gives state of the nation address. | ||
| email address | 1.78 | We exchanged email addresses. | ||
| farewell address | 1.71 | Was it a farewell address? | ||
| budget address | 1.18 | Whitman is scheduled to deliver her budget address Monday. | ||
| business address | 1.12 | My business address is on my card. | ||
| luncheon address | 0.99 | The luncheon address was not open to the press, but Rodriguez gave an interview afterward. | ||
| site address | 0.86 | He simply typed the site address into a blank on his screen, and the Web site appeared. | ||
| prime-time address | 0.79 | His prime-time address is Tuesday night. | ||
| .com address | 0.72 | That is similar to the annual fees for a .com address. | ||
| web address | 0.59 | Just type in the web address. | ||
| computer address | 0.53 | My software lists the computer addresses of the hackers. | ||
| contact address | 0.53 | Do you have any other contact address? | ||
| mail address | 0.53 | What is his e-mail or regular mail address? | ||
| work address | 0.53 | I sent the letter to her work address. | ||
| campaign address | 0.46 | The commercial parodies a campaign address. |