While small-town gossip and claustrophobia are evoked through Garnett's back-biting pettiness and sensitivity to imagined slights, the Appalachian "hillbillies" (who pronounce "hell" to rhyme with "hail") are humanised not ridiculed, falling back on each other in hard times.
When Chidam tries to visit her on the eve of her execution, she pronounces, "To hell with him!" There are many more contrary, shape-shifting female characters: in "Chitrangoda", the mythic princess who is brought up as a son to rule the kingdom of Manipur falls in love with the great warrior Arjun and begs God to transform her into a feminine beauty.
Time should not be an issue for Hellebuyck (pronounced HELL-uh-buck), who won the Twin Cities Marathon in St . Paulin October in 2 12 47, a record for United States masters (40 and older).
Anton Chekhov visited Czarist penal camps here in 1890 and pronounced the island "a hell".
Somehow, I suddenly fail to properly pronounce words (oh hells nah! mothafucka! why you gotta be so whaaaack?!) and my neck gets all jivey and attitudinal.
"Carnival of Carnage" was originally recorded by Esham at Hells Doors Studio, but he pronounced "carnage" as "carnicks" and refused to redo it.
For us, the reality of Heaven, Hell and life after death is more pronounced.
Liberated from his everyday domestic obligations he goes a bit wild, binges out on drugs (khat, which is pronounced chat, not cat, who knew?), goes for joyrides in trucks with the local bad boys, poos wherever the hell he likes.
"Hilarious," he pronounced.
MØ (pronounced: Murrrrr)!
