Sentence examples for often pronounced from inspiring English sources

The haw is often pronounced ha.

The letter a, meanwhile, is often pronounced broadly: "father" becomes "faaa-thah," and so on.

The sentiment was often pronounced in a square where the protesters' numbers surged through the day.

"He said to me, 'Oh, Clivie', because he often pronounced the 'e' on my name, 'Clivie, my English is bad'".

The New York City band !!! (most often pronounced "chik-chik-chik") plays funk with a sardonic attitude, perfect for both dancing and posing.

At one end of the price range you can get a complete sequence and analysis of your genome from Knome (often pronounced "know me") for $99,500.

Congressional Democrats often pronounce Mr. Bush's budget dead on arrival, and they have no reason to make unpopular cuts in this election year.

Evangelizing cyclists will often pronounce, in a moment of populist zeal, something like: "It doesn't matter what you ride, as long as you ride".

There's also the strange, stubborn fact that even American opera singers often pronounce English as if it were their second language.

And multilinguals often pronounce their names differently in their native languages, which leads to the question - which one should we recommend?

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