Sentence examples for pronounced sequel from inspiring English sources
SQL (usually pronounced "sequel") stands for Structured Query Language, the programming language that enables most commercial Web sites to interact with their associated databases.
He's just flown in from New York, where last night he finally pronounced his latest album – a sequel and companion piece to his much-praised, decade-and-a-half-old debut – finished, after four arduous and often fractious years.
He identified Pervez Musharraf ("My distinct impression of him is he's basically a humble, modest man who lives a fairly Spartan life") and Nicolas Sarkozy (whose name he pronounced "Secorsi") as leaders who could, in time, merit inclusion in a sequel.
Painting is the Freddy Krueger of art mediums: pronounced dead again and again, it keeps rising from the grave for yet another sequel.
(Wii U, Nintendo, cert: 12) ★★★★★ As the spiritual sequel to arguably the best Japanese RPG of the past few decades, Xenoblade Chronicles X (pronounced "Cross") has a lot to live up to.
As these signal alterations were most pronounced in the medial rectus muscles bilaterally, that is, closest to the primary radiation field, clinical differential diagnosis first considered a sequel of preceding radiotherapy.
How would that be pronounced?
"Hilarious," he pronounced.
MØ (pronounced: Murrrrr)!
Pronounced dead at Northwestern Hospital.
Doctors pronounced her dead.
