There is no one right way of pronouncing or speaking English.

That pronouncing tones can be fun, and not impossible after all?

With their pronouncing, the overwhelming resistance to my entry was gone at once.

They had that distinctive way of pronouncing the word.

Key threw 71 pitches tonight and wants to reach 80 or 90 in two straight starts before pronouncing himself ready.

It is not intended to help in the correct pronouncing of a Tibetan word.

Eloise hadn't spoken to him since pronouncing sentence late last night.

Whatever else she pronounced or came close to pronouncing was rendered unintelligible by the intervention of the door.

The King entered the cell without pronouncing a single word; he was pale and haggard.

What we in effect register when pronouncing something to be "the same x" are merely certain similarities.

He is -" The old man hesitated before pronouncing the name.

The use of these routes can be demonstrated in simple laboratory experiments which measure the time taken to start pronouncing single words.

This is to facilitate correct pronouncing of text written using 'sumihiri'.

The power tapped by this pronouncing of his name made its image plainer in his sight.

The pronouncing of the blessing upon the bride by the hazzan (ch.

The trend, I think, is toward pronouncing the abbreviation, thereby saving time, the speaker's equivalent of space.

There are two ways of pronouncing numbers:

He checkmated one critic's campaign accusations by taking a lie-detector test and pronouncing himself truthful.

Upon pronouncing them husband and wife, the Mayor said, he thought: "This is incredible; I have just married someone.

At least the lieutenant came closer to pronouncing the ship's outlandish name more or less correctly than most of Gauntlet's crew managed.

In any case, Willie was shaken by the pronouncing of the words, "May Wynn."

The compromise was to use a licensed text-to-speech algorithm that had several built-in rules for pronouncing English text properly.

Snatt and Collier, however, joined in pronouncing absolution, performing the ceremony with the imposition of hands.

With the common childhood difficulty pronouncing Rs, Margaret reportedly used to call him 'my fwiendy-wendy'.

Madam President, before pronouncing on media freedom in Hungary, we might care to look at what we do as a Parliament.

The last word will be pronounced by the people themselves.

She pronounced the word as I would have said it.

The boy was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead an hour later.

His voice was small, the words pronounced clearly for a child so young.

You have to ask yourself how the words were pronounced at the time.

And this is the first time I have ever heard the word pronounced.

A couple came to look at the house and pronounced it to be exactly what they were looking for.

Many changes took place to the way the language was pronounced during this period.

My true name could not be pronounced in your mouth.

This growth has been especially pronounced from 1969 to the present time.

Make sure you know how to pronounce the name of the place you're going to, or are in.

The next day, the doctor pronounced that he was well enough to get up and move around the house.

But that was how she pronounced it herself, and gave up on getting anyone else to, at least in the States.

If people even knew his name, they probably could not pronounce it.

She spent six years learning to pronounce her last name alone.

The market research people moved in and pronounced their findings.

Her voice shook a little when she pronounced the name.

She heard the name pronounced to fill the space of five years.

Everyone from the President on down pronounced the event a success.

He looked at us and pronounced, "You both did very well today."

Only last night I learned how to pronounce the word.

I got him to pronounce it a couple of times.

I decided to pronounce the name maybe better kept to myself.

But this is a point on which we have no data to pronounce.

A police report pronounced his death, at 47, an accident.