Sentence examples for time pronounced from inspiring English sources

The terrorist attack had shocked us into "a new faith in our oldest values," Time pronounced; it was "a time of homecoming and housecleaning" and "couples renewing their vows".

Five years ago the Democratic Party was so firmly in the grip of those oh-so-sensible types that Jesse Jackson, the chief screamer of the time, pronounced himself a "New Democrat".

Calorimetric and thermomechanical analyses and FTIR spectroscopy show a progressive interaction between the starch-formate and the glycerol with time, pronounced with temperature increase.

Nigel Farage explains that he was once a member of the Conservative Party, but now speaks as a candidate for UKIP - at the time pronounced U-K-I-P - aiming to get Britain out of Europe.

In any case, the name was for a long time pronounced by colonial-heritage Europeans as.

Even though I still have a hard time pronouncing them, they remain a staple of my kitchen, both for traditional Hellenic dishes and more free-form riffing.

The chattering class will have a much harder time pronouncing the president's promised era of bi-partisanship dead with even just a few GOP defections.

Daniel, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, said Ku acquired the nickname Cookie because the other tour players had a hard time pronouncing her name.