Sentence examples for pronounced quick from inspiring English sources

A third free app, Qik Video Connect (it's pronounced quick, and is owned by Skype, makers of the Internet phone and video chat software), offers solutions for two of the shortcomings in Socialcam and Thwapr.

But the pronounced, quick vibrato that serves him so well in tense moments impinged a bit on the more or less lullabylike character of the other Bach numbers: "Vergnügte Ruh' " from the Cantata No. 170 and, especially, the ineffably world-weary "Schlummert ein" from the Cantata No. 82.

One of the officials from the Department of Archaeology pronounced after a quick wipe with his handkerchief: "Quite modern for this place, Prithvi Naryan Shah's time, maybe 1770s".

NOTE that any instance of w's are pronounced like a quick oo and the following vowel.For Example: gwen would not be pronounced like Gwen Stefani, but goo-en with the syllables having relatively no space between.

The pintxo, a quick bite (pronounced PEEN-cho), is the Basque country's contribution to the tapas bar.

She pronounced it "deeeelish" and tried a quick flirt with the Secret Service.

Mr. Loeser (pronounced LOW-zer, as he is quick to point out) plans to start a communications company, where he will advise corporate clients.

The pronounced CYP1A staining pattern may also indicate a quick translation into its nascent protein as CYP1A was never seen close to the apical membrane.

Although a rescue helicopter was quick to reach him, he was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.

The bill also included Ana Tijoux (pronounced Tee-ZHOE), a rapper from Chile with ambitious, quick-tongued, socially conscious rhymes who casually deployed a multitude of speaking and singing voices.

After all, the usual suspects were quick to pronounce the idea of fiscal stimulus dead for all time after President Obama's efforts failed to produce a quick fall in unemployment — even though many economists warned in advance that the stimulus was too small.