Sentence examples for wrongly pronounce from inspiring English sources

Your young beau wore a hoodie with that complicated word that I always wrongly pronounce as "arrow apostle".

Others (wrongly) pronounce that innovation is a behaviour selectively developed and held by mainstream media stars such as Steve Jobs, Richard Branson or Mark Zuckerberg.

16 months after being wrongly pronounced dead, her daughter committed suicide.

Amazingly, the trailer to the recent indie movie Waking the Dead wrongly pronounced his name 'Crud-dup'.

A statement may be rejected as false, as unwarranted, or as inappropriate misleading, badly pronounced, wrongly focused, likely to induce unwanted implicatures or presuppositions, overly or insufficiently formal in register.

Between years 7 to 9, pupils' ability to "decode" written text (that is, converting the written symbols of an alphabetical writing system into the sounds they represent) did not improve and pupils in year 9 were just as likely to pronounce words wrongly as they were in year 7.

Long words terrified me in case I pronounced them wrongly and everyone laughed at me.

She mocked people who pronounced "Ma'am" wrongly – it is supposed to rhyme with spam, not harm.

You can have fun watching people on La Croisette in Cannes pronouncing synecdoche wrongly so you don't have to here.

"Sir, as OBO is an abbreviation found in the Guardian, either you have been pronouncing it wrongly or spelling it wrongly for the last two years," says James Andrews.

More cheers for the champ, from the crowd, all of whom are pronouncing his name wrongly.