Sentence examples for managed to pronounce from inspiring English sources

In the text of her speech, even the royal pronoun had a capital letter, and somehow the baroness managed to pronounce it.

Mr. Bush even mentioned Viktor S. Chernomyrdin, the former prime minister of Russia, without having to, and managed to pronounce his name correctly.

The very fact that everyone managed to pronounce the phrase without stumbling once was evidence that the whole man-on-the-street conceit was fraudulent.

But the improbable part of the whole thing, for Mr. Gatins, was that Emma Stone managed to pronounce his name correctly when she announced his Oscar nomination early Thursday morning.

WALK into the local video store and ask for the film "Koyaanisqatsi" and you will likely get a blank stare in response -- even if you have managed to pronounce it correctly.

"The doctors say the paralysis will spread throughout my entire body and I'll die," I managed to pronounce in shattered Arabic.

"I've got significantly higher than average amounts of lachnospira," is unlikely to be a conversational gambit that will impress non-microbiologists, even if you do manage to pronounce the word correctly.

He can be seen rehearsing a welcome speech and even manages to successfully pronounce the name of the Anglesey village Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, which is the longest place name in Britain.

While he pledged to abandon gun registry regulations, which are unpopular in the west, and to cut income taxes and to return more control to provincial governments, he managed to steer clear of pronouncing controversial views on gay rights and abortion.

This time he managed to con various celebrities into pronouncing wonderfully absurd "facts" about paedophiles, such as the idea that they are genetically nearer to crabs than to other humans.

Eclipsing all of that, though, was Dalziel and Pascoe, the detective show that managed to outgrow its impossible-to-pronounce title and uninspired workaday plotting to run for 11 years and become Warren Clarke's defining work.