Sentence examples for this will pronounce from inspiring English sources

This will pronounce the cheek bones and thin your face, lifting them and creating the illusion of fabulous genetics.

If your hand ends up closes to the side of the ball, this will pronounce the cutting action of the pitch and turn it more into a cutter.

He told me his father, who despises President Mahmoud Adhmadinejad, is fighting a furious rearguard action to have the election annulled by the Guardian Council, the 12-member oversight body that will pronounce this week on the election's legality.

Each year, as Remembrance Day approaches, advertising executive Matthew Peltier's mum Micheline hopes that this will be the year that the BBC's steady Eddie will pronounce Dominca correctly, as representatives from the nation lay a wreath at the Cenotaph.

Armchair psychologists will pronounce the change of scenery just what Pennington needed.

He will pronounce prayers Thursday after President George W. Bush delivers his acceptance speech, Joseph Zwilling, the cardinal's spokesman, said.

Hutton will pronounce, the spin machine will hype up anything at all that is good or not disastrous for the government, and bunker government will continue.

Arguments from both sides are scheduled to continue on Friday, followed by closing arguments, and there is a possibility that Colonel Lind will pronounce a verdict.

"The expectation is that the secretary general will exercise his good offices as appropriate for the complaint and not that he will pronounce on them".

The European Commission will pronounce in the autumn and EU leaders will decide in December, when Montenegro also hopes for approval to open membership talks.The EU decision is crucial for Serbia's increasingly unpopular government.

On July 24, on the lawn of Gracie Mansion, under a tent packed with city officials and food from around New York State, Mr. Bloomberg will pronounce Mr. Mintz and Mr. Feinblatt husband and husband.