Sentence examples for pronounced inside from inspiring English sources
Doubts about his playing system weren't nearly as pronounced inside the club as the media reaction - and Franz Beckenbauer's comments - suggested at the time, but that game proved football pope Pep's fallibility in rather drastic terms: he had bowed to the demands of some of his key players and played a more direct, attacking system despite his better instincts.
These effects were more pronounced inside small micropores.
Along the centreline between the openings, these effects are most pronounced inside the building, and less pronounced outside the building.
It's when China's regional ambitions conflict with those of the United States and its allies that talk of containment becomes more pronounced inside the Beltway.
This proconsular imperium, furthermore, was pronounced valid inside Italy, even inside Rome and the pomerium (the boundary within which only Roman gods could be worshiped and civil magistrates rule), and it was superior (majus) to the imperium of any other proconsul.
Additionally, such phenomena which are induced by interference effects between spheroids, were more pronounced at the inside region of the chip than at the outside region.
Dr. Richard Field, 49, and his fiancee Dr. Lina Bolanos, 38, were pronounced dead inside of their luxury condominium just after 8 40 p.m. Friday, Boston police said.
The concoction inside was called Tdjimidiama (pronounced a bit like chimichanga), looks like cloudy piss and tastes like flat beer.
But there are also few scientific data to predict the behavior of a major eruption inside Popocatepetl (pronounced poh-poh-kah-TEH-peh-til, which means smoking mountain in Nahuatl, the indigenous language of Mexico).
Ms. Ruge, who was hit by plastic pipes that had copper pipes inside them, was pronounced dead at the scene, the police said.
Five people — including the mother and daughter who were pronounced dead at the scene — were inside a Chevrolet Impala, according to Pasadena Police Lt. Mark Goodman.
