Sentence examples for make pronunciation from inspiring English sources

From the 1960s, the company began to style itself MacEwan's in export markets, in order to make pronunciation easier.

He complains because one letter is left out and this makes pronunciation difficult.

It was Gove who refused to dismiss words as slang when they could be designated "nonstandard" or "substandard," made pronunciations more varied (the Third featured 26 ways to pronounce "lingerie," 24 more than the Second contained) and otherwise made the Third more abstruse and less fathomable.

In his workshop in Bristol's Kingsdown area he builds around 10 steel string acoustic guitars a year, all handmade to order, under the name Kinkade Guitars – he changed the spelling to make the pronunciation easier.

I'm still often called "Mona," and each time I am, a little surge of Mona's memory zaps my heart, before I make the pronunciation correction.

Some parents even chose to simplify the name's spelling to make this pronunciation clear; the variant Kaleesi was given to 30 babies.

This will help you remember the word and will make your pronunciation clearer too.

Making a pronunciation guide would cost next to nothing: he could find the words most often searched by typing in "how do you pronounce" and noting the words that Google offered.

The NART performance indicated that older adults made fewer pronunciation errors than younger adults, probably because older adults have larger vocabularies which would aid them in knowing how to pronounce the low frequency irregularly-spelled words which comprise the NART.

Make sure you have pronunciations under control.

Please note the horizontal line over the I on the bottle, and make sure your pronunciation is guided by it.