Fischer then introduced "Polovtsian Dances" with a discursive, ironic summary of the plot of "Prince Igor"; he kept laboriously over-pronouncing the name of the hero, Igor Svyatoslavich.
"Fashion people live to sound British, the same way they over-pronounce French and Italian words because of those country's fashion weeks," said Peter Davis, the American-born editor of Scene, a New York society magazine.
It reminds us how documentaries used to be done: record witness testimony, intersperse it with archive footage where available, and hire a theatrical knight of the realm to fruitily over-pronounce the foreign names.
The managers also struggle, laughing, over pronouncing the name of another fallen banker, Goldsweig.
"We would have eventually taken over," Roger (pronounced roe-ZHAY) Salem said.
"The inchoate days of the internet will soon be over," Murdoch pronounced, citing an "epochal" debate in the industry.
"The day of the great promoter or financial Titan, to whom we granted everything if only he would build, or develop, is over," FDR pronounced.
Ted can be something of a douchebag who over-pronounces words like "encyclopedia" and reads Dante in the original Italian.
Abercrombie & Fitch, however, was pronounced "over" by the Crystal Mall six.
Sagittal T1-weighted fast spin-echo MR image showing diffuse pericardial thickening (arrows) outlined by epicardial and anterior mediastinal fat, which was most pronounced over the right ventricle.
