Sentence examples for will pronounce it from inspiring English sources

It will be called "The Colbert Report" -- though, if Mr. Colbert has his way, the announcer will pronounce it with a faux-French accent: The co-BEAR ra-PORE.

Most Vietnamese will pronounce it "fuh", rather like the French word for "fire", which is unsurprising, since the name is generally thought to come from the pot au feu casserole brought over by the French – prior to their arrival in Vietnam, in 1858, beef was rarely eaten.

Someone from the north will pronounce it more like 'kyes.'".

Sometimes the DJ will pronounce it yer-innis, but they ain't foolin' anyone.

"I will never pronounce it that way sir!

Toady's is the Plastic Logic Que, which is pronounced like the letter that falls between P and R. I, however, will henceforth pronounce it like the Portuguese word for "what," and the European Portuguese pronunciation at that.

Even as a student, in his first polemical fight with a Tory clergyman, Samuel Seabury, Hamilton derided the older man's essay as "puerile and fallacious," then added, "I will venture to pronounce it one of the most ludicrous performances which has been exhibited to public view during all the present controversy".

"It's easier to remember and spell, and people will know how to pronounce it," said Lauren Leto, one of the founders of the company.

This means that independent confirmation will be required to pronounce it definitively real.

Good, now that it is in the dictionary I'll know how to pronounce it.

"If you call up Washington and say this is Chautauqua or Cassadega the chances are he'll be able to pronounce it and know something about it," one Republican politician said in commenting on the yearning among some not to let the chance to have a local voice in the Senate slip by.