Sentence examples similar to message pronounced from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine such congratulatory messages being pronounced if we were talking about one in three white men.

Boris was also a little off-message when he pronounced himself proud to be a citizen of the world – Theresa May has serious punishments for anyone calling themselves a citizen of the world – but he did manage to get his serious face on when Ann Clwyd brought up Syria.

But the spread of parkour into the woods of Georgia and the deserts of Arizona occurred almost entirely through the boundlessness of Internet message boards, where traceurs (pronounced TRAY-sers in American English) post videos and photographs of themselves and rate local parkour sites.

In the United States, message text composed in plain Ascii (pronounced AS-kee, for American Standard Code for Information Interchange) translates the most widely between the various computer systems and mail programs.

Learn all the possible ways to say hello: Hallo (Mostly used while answering a phone call, or message) |pronounced hah-loow Hei - Hi | pronounced hey Heisann - Hi There informal, used usually when speaking to kids)| pronounced hey-san God Dag - Good Day Hai/Hoi - Hi (Slang) Halla (Slang) Hallais (Slang) | pronounced hall-lies Don't stress if you don't get it straight away!

In any case, for the moment French Twitter users still "tweet" — "tweeter" in French (pronounced "twee-tay") — when they post messages to the service.

I even know what his voice sounds like – friendly, his words carefully pronounced – because there are some voice messages and videos backed up.

"The burqa is not welcome in France," President Nicolas Sarkozy solemnly pronounced in his state of the union message last month.

Oddcast's greatest hits include customized e-mail messages sponsored by CareerBuilder.com in early 2006, which were known as Monk-e-mail Monk-e-mail Monk-e-maill").

She says the SMS (as text messages are called there) started only an hour after Ms. Bhutto was pronounced dead.

This pronounced nod to neutrality was odd in the context of messages in tribute, acting as a curious acknowledgement of her divisiveness as a leader.