Sentence examples for both pronounce from inspiring English sources

We can both pronounce Sidney's name.

I am lucky to have a name that is easy to both pronounce and to spell.

Sugar, Smoking and Brush were the only three words that all participants could both pronounce and define correctly, although almost all participants could pronounce and define Floss, Braces, Extraction and Denture.

Both pronounced Weathers, a Texan pathologist, beyond salvation.

Neither side gave many details of the deal, but both pronounced themselves satisfied.

Democratic leaders in Congress have already begun fashioning a package of proposed measures, but on Tuesday, President Bush and the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, both pronounced such action premature.

To see if I could," Matthew answers, both pronouncing the truth and foreshadowing the sadist he will grow up to be.

The 87-year-old male driver of the van and a 27-year-old male passenger were both pronounced dead at the scene.

They're both pronounced the same in isolation, so for clarity y can more specifically be called Griekse ij (Greek ij), similar to French i grec or Spanish i griega.

In this year's message, folks have missed hearing Mr. Obama say "mithai," which means "sweets" in Hindi, or "Saal Mubarak," which means "greetings for the new year," which were both pronounced in a rather endearing fashion in 2009.

An 87-year-old driver of a blue Mazda Premacy and a 27-year-old, who was a passenger in a white Ford transit van, were both pronounced dead at the scene.