Sentence examples similar to date for pronouncing from inspiring English sources
Days after the apocalypse conspicuously failed to materialize, Camping emerged from a brief seclusion to say he had merely miscalculated, and he pronounced a new Judgment date for October 21.
"These are going to be seen as the dates pronounced to be correct by the Chinese government," Mr. Nivison said.
The reply to Jeyaretnam dated 29 January 1999 pronounced the request as "misconceived".
Schedule a date for court.
Date for love, not for looks.
In addition, recombination between strains can bias estimates of divergence dates: Schierup and Hein (2000) found a downward bias in divergence dates, though this was more pronounced for distance-based phylogeny methods than for maximum-likelihood methods.
The pattern was obvious for women, less pronounced for men.
In asking Greek voters to render a vote for "Οχι" (pronounced "Ohi," which is "no" in Greek), Tsipras was echoing one of the most important dates on the Greek national calendar, "Ohi Day," held every October 28.
Pronouncing each for each sound you hear.
Dating back to the 70s, many chose to change their melodies in the spirit of making it "easier" for others to pronounce their name or in response to racial intolerance (or the fear of it).
