Sentences with phrase «pronounce his name right»

Of course, social media SUPPORT grassroots and over-the-air outreach, just as digital ads, online video, mobilization emails to supporters, direct mail and appearances by surrogates like Bill Clinton do (hint: that last one probably helps more if the surrogate pronounces your name right).

Now before I bring you on I want to make sure I'm pronouncing your name right, is it De-anna or De-na Min - ich?

And if the Google Assistant doesn't quite pronounce your name right, you can even spell out a phonetic representation to help the assistant out.

Not exact matches

I do remember going through a stage of wondering if I wasn't pronouncing God's name right, or if I even had his name right in the first...

his name is so nice to pronounce so please spell it right TWINNY.

Bellerin has been the regular right back for over 100 games and the match announcers have nearly 100 different variations of how they pronounce his name.

Following how to pronounce my name (it's soule, as in soul), how we make popcorn ranks right on up there with frequently asked questions.

However, there was one bright spot, since, as Newsday's James T. Madore noted, the leaders managed to pronounce Kolb's name right.

lol Anyways, I came across this list of designer names and their pronunciations and I thought you might like to know the right way to pronounce designer names, at least some of them.

The plot, from the book by John Le Carré, may seem difficult to believe, but with Hossein Amini's adaptation of the le Carré novel of the same name, directed smartly by Susanna White, we in the theater audience would pronounce the at - first incredible story as one that slides right over our natural, cynical resistance.

The most interesting character, one of the type you probably did not know existed among the far - right, white supremacy organizations, is Gerry Conway (Sam Trammell), who reads a lot, listens to Brahms and Tchaikowsky while seated with Nate Foster, and is not against hearing the music conducted by Leonard Bernstein (though he should have known that the late great conductor's name is pronounced «Burn Stine,» and not «Burn Steen»).

There are also more age - specific signs.Pre - school children may show: Persistent difficulty in learning nursery rhymes or the name for things, like «table» or «chair»; difficulty with clapping a simple rhythm; enjoyment of being read to but no interest in words or letters; delayed speech development; primary school children may show a poor sense of direction and confusion between left and right; pronounced reading difficulties, specifically hesitant or laboured reading, omitted lines or repetition of the same line or loss of place in the text and difficulties in saying multi-syllabic words.