Sentences with phrase «saying its name aloud»

When your baby is alert and active, place an object on your head, such as a hat or toy, and say its name aloud.

On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, «The Lady» is an elegant 8, deriving its title from how Aung San Suu Kyi is known in Burma (now called Myanmar), where one can not even say her name aloud.

The demon - monster thing's hook is that saying its name aloud puts the thing into your mind, until it drives you insane.

Samsung's misstep was locking it down to a single feature that many people don't want to use — especially since you can still talk to Bixby by simply saying its name aloud.

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One Target pharmacist, who asked that his name not be used because due to the limited information coming from Target's head office, says he heard the news via a conference call during which a announcement was read aloud.

A long drawn out trial in civil court would have cost millions and would have eroded his name even more with accusers sitting in open court saying aloud things that aren't true.

When the name of their tribal god became so sacred that they refrained from saying it aloud, they substituted the equivalent of our word «Lord».

A different way to create unique baby names based on compatibility is to use it in sentences aside from saying it aloud.

Write your angels name below and we will say it aloud with you, that all those that come here know, your angel is remembered.

She said their names were on a list of people to be appointed last fall at a party committee meeting but that, for an unknown reason, their names, along with some others, were not read aloud before the committee's vote.

Heard plays the intolerably named Nicola Six — exactly the kind of name that looks cool on a page but grates intolerably when repeatedly said aloud in a film — a blonde bombshell who struts around in a parade of lingerie and white dresses, basically being a fembot fantasy who f*ck s every guy she meets once and then moves on, leaving a trail of devastation in her wake.

But while Natalie got mild pushback from people for stating a fact — the nominees were, in fact, all male — Emma Stone seems to give one nominee preference over the other four, who don't get their names read aloud, and the reaction online has ranged for saying it was a misstep to calling it performative wokeness.

I have to say, when you try to say the name of this service aloud, it is quite entertaining.