Sentence examples for has been pronouncing from inspiring English sources
Slowly the penny drops: the professor has been pronouncing "awry" wrong all through her long, glittering career.
But another is ensuring the principle of balance by a gradual promotion of what sociolinguists term "genteelism"—a creeping policy of hypercorrection and "pronunciation as spelt".One senior newsreader has been pronouncing "parliament" with four syllables for years it is the stuff of legend but the genteelists have lately grown bolder.
Most recently Canonical has been pronouncing Ubuntu as the most popular OS for cloud computing environments; and they've also been trying to establish success in the enterprise data center.
There's not a cripple left in the neighborhood since Carmine has been pronouncing his miraculous words: 'Walk or I'll break both your legs.' And he said, 'If I had a show, I would put you on the show.' But I remained on GMA and moonlighted with my comedy.
The verdict has been pronounced.
But it certainly has been pronounced.
Conflict has been pronounced finished, passé, impossible.
"The sentence that was hanging over us has been pronounced".
The change in the season has been pronounced.
As indicated, the reaction in some quarters has been pronounced.
The historical decrease in driver deaths among this age group has been pronounced.
