Sentence examples for pronounced it will from inspiring English sources

Diego Maradona may have grabbed Mexico 86 by its lapel in a way that no player has done in a World Cup, before or since, but Pelé's deeds were spread over four tournaments and when the excellence is that pronounced it will always make a persuasive argument in his favour.

When ASD becomes sufficiently pronounced, it will prevent for recombination also during pollen meiosis, which can lead to further increase of ASD.

And as the Middle East's shifts become more pronounced, it will become ever more difficult for the United States to pursue traditional security concerns such as disarming Iran or reinvigorating the Arab-Israeli peace process.

No matter how it's pronounced it'll be available online tomorrow on Verizon Wireless' site for $299.99 with a new two-year customer agreement.

"You're just looking for attention": Even if you think this is true, pronouncing it will encourage the person to prove that they are not seeking attention.

In this country, if you don't belong to the élite" — he pronounced it "e-light " — "you will find things very, very hard".

In this country, if you don't belong to the élite"—he pronounced it "e-light "—"you will find things very, very hard".

Learning Albanian should involve learning the alphabet (and proper pronunciation), as pronouncing it properly will mean you should have a good grasp on reading and speaking Albanian words.

If you want to type வணக்கம், then type in English as we pronounce it, Vanakkam it will then appear in the Tamil language.

If you try to pronounce them, it will be like pronouncing consonants of the English alphabet.

In September 2005, Waters released (pronounced, French for "it will be fine"; Waters added the subtitle, "There is Hope"), an opera in three acts translated from the late Étienne Roda-Gil's French libretto based on the historical subject of the French Revolution.