Sentence examples for better pronounce from inspiring English sources

(Never ever say "Ummm" or "Ah... ...... when speaking or faking French!) To better pronounce "euh", start off with an "eh" sound (like in "bed") and slowly slide your way towards the "oh" sound (like in "so") BUT do not ever get there!

The old priest did one better, pronouncing the Putin era "a miracle of God".

Also, the associations in ROR1 and PLCB1 were relatively better pronounced in the low-insulin group (Tables S6 S7).

What Mr. Bernstein seems to mean is that he thinks that temporary stimulus is the right policy for now, but "temporary stimulus" sounds better when pronounced as "economic growth policy".

Remember to place your pen alongside your mouth horizontally of course, as this will be better for pronouncing certain syllables and won't cause you to choke or gag on the pen.

Originally Erdelyi Tamas, a name my Hungarian wife can pronounce better than I, he was the last survivor of the four men who got together in the decidedly uncool New York neighborhood of Forest Hills, Queens, to form the Ramones in 1974.

Gathering knowledge is a social process, with a division of labor that gives some people, in each area of inquiry, a legitimate claim to be in a better position to pronounce on that area than everyone else.

Even better for Seye (pronounced "Shey-ah"), he can neatly sidestep the accusations of musical exploitation that troubled Simon.

Up we went to our room on the 20th floor, where we tumbled into a firm bed that Elizabeth pronounced "better than at home".

PTT-DTNT-DT showed better coplanarity, more pronounced aggregation tendency in chlorobenzene and higher hole mobility of space-charge-limited current (SCLC) model than those of PT-DTNT-DT.

The woman did not fare much better and was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.