Sentence examples for just pronounce from inspiring English sources

And Obama won't do that, for good reason: he knows that they'll just pronounce themselves unsatisfied with whatever he comes up with, and are indeed very likely to campaign in 2014 attacking him for whatever cuts take place.

Even the title had that Leonard snap — just pronounce it — and belonged in a league with "Maximum Bob," "Get Shorty," "Pronto," "Tishomingo Blues," "LaBrava" and a slew of other unforgettables.

44 min: What's more annoying - commentators who just pronounce names with wanton phenotic abandon, or the try-hard swotty-types who delight in calling Ujafalusi 'Oooijfalushi' and Plasil "Ploshil'?

For some time it has been obvious to anyone paying attention what the true GOP budget strategy was: demand that Obama make proposals for entitlement cuts, and then they'll just pronounce themselves unsatisfied with whatever he comes up with, and are indeed very likely to campaign in 2014 attacking him for whatever cuts take place.

"Rick how did you even just pronounce the donut emoji out loud?" "I'm working here, Bill.

We just pronounce it, "Troubled Asset Relief Program".

"It's just pronounced with a lot less class".

At one point they just pronounced the word "Argo" in different funny accents.

He's still speaking Shakespeare, he just pronounces the words differently.' But [Wood] said, 'Excuse me!

January 31 , 20139.26am GMT Sky's Gary Cotterill just pronounced it Serie Eh.

Not according to most pundits, one of whom just pronounced Romney a "loser".