We're talking about the English verb tout, pronounced "towt," not the French word for the adjective "all," pronounced "too," as in "le tout New York," meaning "anybody who is anybody among the glitterati".
Then, as you listen some more, you hear a Scottish accent, in particular the "R"s in "archives," "of course," "Portman Square," "years," "bores"—all pronounced with a soft rhotic trill.
Pakistan, Iran, India and Russia have all pronounced themselves satisfied with the results.
We are all, pronounced Grayson Perry, bohemians now – and therefore unshockable by art.
John McCain made no attempt at all, pronouncing the "R" like the last letter of "Budweiser".
Egypt invited many international groups to observe the parliamentary elections, and all pronounced them broadly credible.
Although formal identification has not yet taken place, they are believed to be a couple and their two grown-up children, who were all pronounced dead the scene.
Paul Krugman, writes Donald Luskin of Palo Alto, Calif., has committed "dozens of substantive factual errors, distortions, misquotations and false quotations -- all pronounced in a voice of authoritativeness that most columnists would not presume to permit themselves".
The victims, all pronounced dead at the scene, were identified as Walter P. Lynch Jr., 28, of Jackson, who was driving a 2005 Chevrolet Cavalier, and his passengers, Jennifer L. Wilson, 25, and Rose A. Acevedo, 31, both of Keansburg.
