Sentence examples for pronunciation for from inspiring English sources

He added that he would never change his "Missouree" pronunciation for political gain.

"When deciding pronunciation for station names, the primary goal is to always be correct," he noted.

"WiFi," a seminar participant wrote on a pad of paper, adding the phonetic pronunciation for Wi: "Y".

Material on mispronunciation, therefore, is a knife-edge, and requires especially precise pronunciation for it to work.

They talk now of an entire run of a play in original pronunciation for some future season.

Mr. Bush ventured into a little Spanish on Friday, using the Spanish pronunciation for the smugglers known as "coyotes" while outlining the need for stricter border enforcement.

10 19: Minus one point for Mr Obama for his pronunciation "Shaakasvili" (for Saakashvili).

In her monologue she willfully mispronounces words, adding long vowels or French pronunciations for variety.

They spoke an Algonquian language unusual in having different pronunciations for men and women.

Alternative pronunciations for words used in other English-speaking countries are currently on the Web site only in text form.

The emotionless male voice that supplies the pronunciations for the dictionary's sound clips belongs to an actor "chosen primarily for his clarity of speech," said Jeffrey Smith, the group product manager for Encarta.