Sentence examples for pronounce ask from inspiring English sources

The Capitol has heard Franklin Roosevelt declare, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself" and John F Kennedy pronounce: "Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country".

(Limbaugh "jokingly" pronounces "ask" as "ax" several more times during the remainder of the program).

3.54am: "How is GB GB GB! actually pronounced?" asks Peter Roy. "Is it in a deep booming voice with a pause between each GB similar to the USA, USA, USA?

Herman Cain, who seems to know as little about this issue as he does about foreign countries whose names are a teeny bit hard to pronounce, was asked if he would authorize water boarding, which President George W. Bush banned in 2006.

Mr. Asciu (pronounced ASK-you) began drawing for The Times in 1974, three years after he left his native Romania as part of a wave of East Europeans fleeing to the United States to work in creative fields.

"The first thing I have to say about that," the city father pronounced, "is to ask you, why are you still here?" With an edge of sarcasm, the caller asked if she should leave now.

"God's waiting room," Graham pronounces solemnly, when I ask about the pub.

Using a comparative approach, I ask whether pronounced inter-group competition (of either the food or mating type) affects the frequency of within-group affiliative behavior in primates.

It's also the sound you get when you ask John Travolta to pronounce 'Ben Affleck,'" referencing last year's ceremony, when Travolta mis-pronounced Idina Menzel as "Adele Dazeem".

"How do you pronounce that?" Franzia asked mockingly.

On Benedict Cumberbatch: "It's not only the most awesome name in show business, it's also the sound you get when you ask John Travolta to pronounce 'Ben Affleck'".