Sentence examples for pronounce both from inspiring English sources

The cosmopolitan citizen could tell her Shiraz from her Cabernet Sauvignon and knew how to pronounce both focaccia and roulade.

Most people in New England and the Midwest pronounce both words as if they were speaking of the fold-up bed.

In an eFunds classroom, eager new employees learn to pronounce both R's in Mastercard, what a frat party is, what a Wal-Mart looks like -- preparation for interacting with far-flung customers.

When a word ends in a vowel sound followed by a /t/, and the next word begins with a /t/ sound, we don't pronounce both /t/s.

7. Bill Hader (Last Week: 5) Rewatching "Dylan McDermott or Dermot Mulroney," I concur with Ryan McGee in this week's podcast (embedded at the bottom of this post for your listening pleasure, if you so choose to do that): Hader has an impressive ability to pronounce both of these actor's names.

Medics pronounced both children dead at the scene, authorities said.

"It seemed like we traded for them," said catcher Jorge Posada, who pronounced both pitchers back to normal.

Removal of PR772 virus was more pronounced both during the early stages of the experiments, but also after longer transport times (0.5 1.0 log C/C0).

After the French declared neutrality (1408) in the dispute between Rome and Avignon, the Council of Pisa pronounced both the Roman and Avignonese popes deposed (June 1409).

In June 1409 the Council of Pisa, summoned by the rival colleges of cardinals to end the rift, pronounced both popes deposed and elected Alexander V in their stead.

When Maria Bartiromo, moderating a CNBC Republican debate in October, asked the candidates if the nation was heading into a recession, Fred Thompsonfound "no reason" to think so and pronounced both the near and longer-term economic future "rosy".