Sentence examples for To be pronounced from inspiring English sources

Clotted has to be pronounced carefully.

Think of how Worcestershire is supposed to be pronounced WUSS-ter-sheer, or how Magdalene, a college in Cambridge, is supposed to be pronounced MAUD-lin.

"I take great pride," he said, "in how the names are to be pronounced".

But the "l" in folk, talk and walk used to be pronounced.

Why would the average person know that "Althorp" is supposed to be pronounced AWL-trupp?

"It took 32 minutes for the man to be pronounced dead," Senator Harris said.

They are united in "Sightlines," at Sepia International, and the differences appear to be pronounced.

This is quintessential Paul, the ability to be pronounced without overstepping while pulling back when needed.

By my count it took 26 minutes for McGuire to be pronounced dead.

Some chants and songs were so sacred that every syllable had to be pronounced correctly.

They're meant only for their performed context, and to be pronounced in his voice.