"He's the chef in a food waste café," she pronounces.
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" After all, Garteig adamantly pronounces, "Quinnipiac is a hockey school.
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Caps lock, full stop, bolded — it pronounces on my behalf.
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If he pronounces your name, you have to leave, basically.
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So I've been studying how he pronounces his 'impact' words.
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A guard pronounces that she will have 10 minutes with Hannah.
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" But the singer, when identifying herself, pronounces it "ree-ANN-uh.
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Toward the end, he corrects how Lemon pronounces his last name.
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The rabbi listens to one man's case and pronounces him right.
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The most critical, of course, is how he pronounces his name.
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Or do you know someone who pronounces it in a wrong way?
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After looking at the rest of the show, Hockney pronounces himself satisfied.
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Once the cameraman pronounces the baby dead, the woman breaks down screaming.
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"When a girl pronounces her own name, then there is glory," Frohman recited.
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Later on the video, an EMT pronounces the child, first-grader Jeremy Mardis, dead.
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My friend actually pronounces it "samphire" but they're from Norfolk, so who even knows.
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On his lapel, a neon green sticker pronounces the cost of the photo: $2.50.
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Baldwin is sort of a preacher who pronounces a last judgment on white America.
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"Autumnal." Patti Smith pronounces the word carefully, with the accent on the first syllable.
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When Eleanor pronounces Nick perfect, meanwhile, she demonstrates the power of the female gaze.
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Sampling the two-day-old natto with a plastic spoon, Dr. Yonetani pronounces it finished.
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There are Michael Cohen, Roger Stone, and a Russian oligarch whose name everyone pronounces differently.
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Grouch that she is, Cora pronounces the movie a dud without even reading the script.
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Whoever molds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts statutes, or pronounces judicial decisions.
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But, for instance, in the movie, Steven pronounces "William Faulkner" and "metaphor" in the Korean way.
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Also, I think Chiptune's biggest attraction is that it pronounces the artist's characteristics through its sounds.
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When Mr. Trump pronounces, "America First," some of the people in his crowds feel profoundly satisfied.
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You'll notice the difference in things like inflection and the way that the assistant pronounces long sentences.
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The company says the legislation effectively pronounces Huawei guilty of some offense without affording them due process.
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One who brazenly pronounces that which was forbidden to say, to the squealing satisfaction of frustrated followers.
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On Soccer LONDON — Quite often, the more Pep Guardiola pronounces his happiness, the less convincing he sounds.
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Emily bravely pronounces that "they" can't scare everyone back in the closet, and that she's teaching next semester.
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And we're introducing you to a man whose job is to make sure he pronounces every word correctly.
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On the Remain side, Jonathan Powell pronounces hard Brexit "dead", killed by the conundrum of the Irish border.
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"You look good" pronounces a mirror there, which has been photographed approximately 10 zillion times for Instagram feeds.
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Nigel Farage, a former leader of the UK Independence Party, pronounces that she will be gone by Christmas.
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Perhaps the oddest example of this is that the narrator pronounces her struggle over when she nears 40.
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Even many Republicans who have dutifully fallen in line take issue with much of what Trump pronounces and proposes.
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"Glass is your canvas, Windex foam is your brush," pronounces text under one video posted on Windex's YouTube channel.
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I say almost because not everyone pronounces the openings the same way you would the names of the seasons.
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O'Reilly pronounces himself impressed that Asian people who live in the US could answer basic questions about the presidential election.
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A small lever allowed me to put the Urus (Lamborghini pronounces it oo-ROOS) in one of several driving modes.
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"I just can't get comfortable," the artist pronounces while questioning the ideal of happiness in an unstable and unsettling world.
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How Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot pronounces "Gal Gadot" What happens if you replace every social program with a universal basic income
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Driver, however, was passionate when delivering the speech — so passionate that we'll overlook the fact that he mistakenly pronounces "Haitians" correctly.
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He pronounces "extraordinary" in the same plummy way that British actors have been doing since, oh, "Lawrence of Arabia," at least.
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She fired back at Fox News host Laura Ingraham for making fun of how she pronounces her name with an accent.
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"Worst offense: "King of my heart, body and soul, ooh whoa," but also how she pronounces "Jaguars" like "Jag-yee-wires.
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As he falls asleep on her lap, Tamara, beginning to plan her future with him again, pronounces a kind of prayer.
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That last line is classic, in affect: the way he pronounces it with equal parts rage ("Enough") and resignation ("is enough").
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She argues that they are the most likely avenues to high economic growth, which she pronounces to be the holy grail.
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As he orders, he pronounces the items the way one would in Spain — boquerones en vinagre, he says, ensalada de alcachofa.
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Kan-YAY: A tribute to Khloé's favorite (read: only) brother-in-law and the way the family pronounces the rapper's name. 5.
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Her music and her manner (she pronounces "Manhattan" without the dental "T" like a native New Yorker) tell a different story, though.
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"But there is one night we all dream in gold," Freeman pronounces before an image of tuxedo-clad host Chris Rock appears.
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Beto O'Rourke, whose first name is a nickname for Robert, pronounces his name BET-toe, not bay-to or bee-to. Rep.
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Later, as Madison and her girlfriends dress for Alex's 22nd birthday party, she pronounces that she will "mark" her "territory" on Alex.
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The stiff simulation of determined cheer with which Jeanette often speaks has a vehemence to it, particularly in the sibilants she pronounces.
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" Another curious element in Lohan's speech are her "t's", which she pronounces in a particularly breathy way that seems like a "foreign affectation.
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Karyn Kasuma, the director of "Girlfight" (2000) and "Jennifer's Body" (2009), pronounces it "the first modern expression of the female body under assault".
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This is how Giannis pronounces his name: And Obama: Again, Giannis: Obama: He should've just talked about our shared love of Greek salads.
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He pronounces my Sotho southern African name right, on the first try, which is basically unheard of in England, regardless of anyone's age.
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It pronounces confidently on causes of global warming "in recent decades" even though this is where the literature is most disputed and uncertain.
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Still, he's quite a bad guy, and there are certain words he pronounces that sound similar in that vague British-ish accent of theirs.
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Gaetz pronounces his name like it sounds from the phrase "open the flood gates" -- and that is exactly what he plans to do Thursday.
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Orts noted that "50 percent of millennials thinks CEOs need to take positions on moral responsibility," and that corporate pronounces will dictate purchasing decisions.
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The 22000-year-old U.S. international pronounces his given name in German ("Fah-be-un") but falls back on English for the family name.
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Last but by no means least, there's the iPhone X (Apple pronounces the "X" as "ten") which features a new Super Retina OLED display.
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"Everyone pronounces it differently," said Christian Villanueva (vee-yah-noo-WAY-vah in Spanish), the Mexican-born third baseman for the San Diego Padres.
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GIPHY's culture editor, Jasmyn Lawson — who, for the record, pronounces GIF with a hard "g" — is one of the driving forces behind the effort.
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She pronounces "bitches" like she's trying to do an impersonation of a high person, but then she got an air bubble caught in her throat.
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She's taken a liking to my Chinese name and pronounces it with a thick and loud staccato as she motions for me to come over.
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She's gone through several aliases but she's sticking with Neon Burgundy because there's a street here that's spelled 'burgundy,' but everyone pronounces everything differently here.
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Teen Vogue reports that the newest video posted to Zendaya's app spells — ahem, pronounces — it all out so everyone can get on the same page.
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The biggest gaffe was mispronouncing UN Secretary General António Guterres's last name (the correct Portuguese pronunciation is "goo-terr-esh;" Trump pronounces it "gutter-ez"): .
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He recently learned how to say my name, although he pronounces it "Uncle Eaaawin," which is obviously much cuter and better than my actual name.
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She rightly pronounces improved worker efficiency to be the key to economic growth and laments its current sluggish rate of improvement across the developed world.
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" It's softened over the years, but she still pronounces words like "book" with an array of extra "oo" vowel sounds, and the word "PlayStation" as "PleeSteetian.
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Hendricks uses his kicky, cool aesthetic, honed over the years, to make provocative pronounces about the police violence that has plagued black communities in recent memory.
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When Ramirez herself speaks about her character, she even pronounces it with the Spanish version of the "J," which makes an "H" sound for us Americans: Hacinda.
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When she looks at him and pronounces him perfect, it reflects the goals she's had for him for decades, and how close those goals are to fruition.
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The film shows two rats being electrocuted on a wire cage, while one man blandly pronounces the benefits of physical punishment, and the surprising violence that results.
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" Another critic shared this astute gem: "if you need the ultimate example of how out of touch Trump is w/ America: he pronounces Beyoncé's name as Beyon-see.
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In France, an Academy of 40 grey-haired worthies pronounces on what is and is not proper French and terminology committees in government ministries busily coin new words.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez a horsewoman of the apocalypse and she is now focusing on the story that really matters: how the New York congresswoman pronounces her own name.
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" Mueller concludes the conference by urging the media to offer a full apology to Michael Flynn, whom he pronounces "totally innocent of everything" and also a "good guy.
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Hyaluronic acid (perhaps most recognizable for the Eva Longoria ad where she carefully pronounces the phrase) and vitamin C are included in several of the serums and moisturizers.
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When he pronounces the name of an Italian aria hyper-accurately, or explains that a contestant got George V and George VI confused, he's not putting on airs.
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Longtime fans are fond of the "Coral" meme, named for how Andrew Lincoln pronounces the boy's name with his fake Southern accent, typically in desperation over his son's safety.
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The troupe's name is a Hebrew word, the first one in Genesis ("in the beginning"), though the company pronounces it BRESH-it (rather than the Hebrew ber-ay-SHEET).
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Mary, wearing the red dress, has a boyfriend named Romain (she pronounces it romaine, like the lettuce) who she met while showing properties to him and his pastry chef friends.
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What's really remarkable about Sanders' use of "yoooge," though, isn't that he pronounces it correctly: it's that the crowd enthusiastically shouts it back at him in a call-and-response.
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These are borrowed and mangled to deeply satisfying ends in homages (or "home pages," as Gil pronounces it) to great plays of the past by the likes of Sam Shepard.
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The master butts heads with some overenthusiastic computer animators whose ideas he thinks are repellent — "an insult to life," Miyazaki pronounces them, in one of the movie's most striking scenes.
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Jesse Daryl Droddy (he pronounces the middle name as one syllable, like Carl) grew up in a small town in East Texas and joined the Air Force out of college.
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In this movie, Pratt and Lawrence play two people who wake up 90 years (the way Pratt pronounces it, it sounds like nine) too "early" during a 120-year space voyage.
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Michael Stipe is one of those frontman where his lyrics are pretty hard to decipher and sometimes he pronounces things in really interesting ways that can sometimes cloud what he's saying.
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During our interview, I noticed that Banks pronounces "Kenya" with a long "e"—a pronunciation, still used by some white Kenyans, that was customary before Kenya gained its independence, in 1963.
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Genially, self-deprecatingly and in charmingly accented English — he pronounces the "w" in "answer" — he tells the story of how he became captivated by what are evidently someone's silent home movies.
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I keep it together until he pronounces us husband and wife — then I feel my mouth contorting, and I am crying, burying my face in my new husband's new suit collar.
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And though he avoids murder by Herod, he does not escape death by the state altogether — three decades later, Pontius Pilate, an official of the Roman Empire, pronounces Jesus' death sentence.
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He drew out the pronunciation of Buttigieg's surname, which the candidate pronounces as "Boot-edge-edge," and noted O'Rourke's bid to relaunch his campaign after his initial outing fizzled with voters.
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In the cartoons, trainers pronounce Eevee in what I'm calling the standard way: And here it is again from the older series: There's a discrepancy in how Eevee pronounces its own name.
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A public advertising campaign offers consolation: "Beer, wine, spirits, and cigarettes will all be duty free for people traveling to the EU if we leave without a deal," one official promotional video pronounces.
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Its intonation is off and the emphasis is often placed on the wrong syllable for most of what it pronounces, which includes some prefatory explanation and a coda as well as the names.
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The shot appropriately bookends an episode that opens with Erlich joining Richard on a Bloomberg TV segment, where he pronounces the "c" in the words "Embarcadero" and "San Francisco" with the Spanish "th" sound.
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Mr. Newman — who even pronounces "Putin" with comic flair, as if spitting it into a handkerchief — depicts the president of Russia, Vladimir V. Putin, in full shirtless glory, the comic picture of macho bluster.
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She pronounces the name to rhyme with a Scottish loch, and Isaac (Woody Allen), who's only just met her, flinches in disgust, mouthing and remouthing her words as if he were chewing stale cake.
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Reading the author Caleb Crain's recent novel Overthrow, I was particularly struck by a single line: "It's like there's a sumptuary law against introspection," the character Elspeth pronounces after getting badmouthed on the internet.
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How it works: A child picks up a color-coded letter from the alphabet and puts it in a box to form a word, then the tablet pronounces any combination of letters a child creates.
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Another woman is rolled up in a carpet; an inert couple are laid out on the floor, and a priest pronounces the marriage rites over the bodies; another woman is smothered under a man's coat.
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He is delightful when Jim pronounces the names of other people that he would like to have as his own: Rafael Sabatini (author of the swashbuckling "Scaramouche"), the poet Siegfried Sassoon or the gunman Elfego Baca.
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His English is noticeably inflected with Yiddish: His T is aspirated and dentalized instead of glottalized — in "certain" and "button," he pronounces the T, whereas most Americans just swallow it in the back of our mouths.
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Getty, who's been listening, calls her bothersome and pronounces that his right hand man, James Fletcher Chace (Brendan Fraser), will deal with her in the future, as if she is a pesky mouse and Chace the exterminator.
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The packaging looks handsome enough that you wouldn't hesitate to bring it to a dinner party, and it would cost $25 as opposed to the $50 you'd pay for the Far Niente "I'd drink it," Everett pronounces.
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He will only get his sandwich if he correctly pronounces botram ("it's botram, not buutram") and waits until the women besides him have ordered, because rules of courtesy are important around here, and women always get priority.
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It all shifts on "Babel" (which anaïs pronounces like the word 'apple'), written after she visited the Tate Modern in London and saw artist Cildo Meireles had made a Tower of Babel with a cacophonous bunch of radios.
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There are many things to love about this show, including the truly astonishing way Bill (Stephen Moyer) pronounces Sookie's name, Eric's (Alexander Skarsgard) cold grin, and every line that comes out of Pam's (Kristin Bauer van Stratten) mouth.
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It mainly stumbles on words with pronunciations that aren't particularly intuitive, perhaps due to their origin outside American English, such as "decorum," where it emphasizes the first syllable, and "Merlot," which it hilariously pronounces just as it looks.
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People like Annu (Rooney Mara), the Swedish physical-therapy nurse who appears to John, like an angel in a blue dress, as he lies pinned to the wheel, and pronounces him handsome—a kind thought, but not true.
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Bourdain is a font of unvarnished opinion, but he also listens intently, and the word he uses perhaps more than any other is "interesting," which he pronounces with four syllables and only one "t": in-ner-ess-ting .
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Huawei argues that the provision in the NDAA in which it is explicitly named is a "bill of attainder" — wherein a legislative act pronounces a specific individual or group guilty of some offense and punishes them without due process.
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STANDING on the banks of the Yellowstone river in southern Montana on the last afternoon in June, Dan Vermillion gazes at the clear, sun-dappled waters, checks the river temperature on his smartphone, and pronounces the conditions "great fishing".
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When Miller remarks that an attendee's fortune may be suffering due to "a square Uranus," there isn't so much as a snicker (for the record, in an odd slip-up, Miller pronounces said planet's name as Ur-AR-nus).
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James Comey slumps strategically in restaurants — all 6-foot-8 of him, drooping faux-furtively with his back to the room — and daydreams about deleting the civic-minded Twitter feed where a bipartisan coalition pronounces him a national disgrace.
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He blubbers syllables both bluntly and quickly, accentuating the gargly roughness of his lower end whenever he sighs, or tries to cram as many plosives as possible into a single line, or pronounces a vowel for longer than usual.
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Huawei argues that the provision in the NDAA in which it is explicitly named is really a "bill of attainder" — wherein a legislative act pronounces a specific individual or group guilty of some offense and punishes them without due process.
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He pronounces all of his Rs. In linguistic speak, he is completely rhotic: Another distinct, and possibly outdated feature that Underwood is using is pronouncing is reversing his "wh" in words like whip and whale, which turn into hwip and hwale.
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Kimmel, who is a frequent critic of Trump, asked Castro a lightning-round of silly questions to see if he is "qualified to be president," including if he ever looked directly into an eclipse and how he pronounces "China," among others.
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We called up the 68-year-old author (who just moved back to the Valley and pronounces "memoir" like "mem-wah") to talk about her biggest book, her most thrilling adventures, and why the feminists who once gave her shit were wrong.
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Just before the spectacular climax of the aria, he digs into a single word — "stanza" — with such conviction that you don't quite know what to do; you will remember the tangy way he pronounces the first vowel to the end of your days.
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It was Renee who suggested working literary treasures into the plot, which involves the theft from Princeton University of the original manuscripts of the five novels written by F. Scott Fitzgerald — or "FITZ-gerald," as the Arkansas-born, longtime Mississippian Grisham pronounces it.
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"I don't see how automated software can distinguish whether a person uses a certain word or pronounces it in a particular way because this is part of their own repertoire or because they were primed to do so by the interviewer or interpreter," Schmid says.
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But look at the way he fingers the wax paper around that 70-year old fruit bar, or gleefully pronounces the words "oatmeal munch"; he is in the throes of something more primal than simple historic exploration: Steve is a man about to feast.
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"I don't see how automated software can distinguish whether a person uses a certain word or pronounces it in a particular way because this is part of their own repertoire or because they were primed to do so by the interviewer or interpreter," Schmid told Deutsche Welle.
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Two generations before Amy Schumer, Carol Burnett began down and out in a one-room Hollywood apartment with her grandmother Nanny, longing to star on Broadway, which she pronounces on her new audiobook in a way that lets the listener visualize the white lights popping on.
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Beau's red-meat rigidity is funny — he pronounces "quinoa" as if the word ought to be bleeped — but when he tells Colt to "get the hell out of here" during a fight, there's real menace: Beau in no way, shape or form believes he's a sitcom character.
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Mocking the congresswoman over how she correctly pronounces her given name is an odd thing to do, until you consider how threatening it can sound to people who fear the shifting demographics in the U.S. After all, Spanish is currently the second most common language in the country.
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Oh, also, Ms. Weintraub is making a bit of a giraffe joke, as one pronounces "giraffe" with a SOFT G. 12D: CONTOUR MAP was a debut entry next door, but this clue, "Ataraxia," hasn't been seen in the grid before and as a concept it's due for a comeback.
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It is tempting to place Scorsese and Bong in two distinct political categories: the liberal filmmaker, who asserts the primacy of the individual in all his fathomless complexity, versus the Marxian filmmaker, who grimly pronounces the triumph of systemic-materialist forces over individual notions of beauty and truth.
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It's unanimous that the SQL injection method he used to expose the credentials—the security community pronounces it both as "ess-que-el" or "sequel"—is one of the most basic and oldest tricks hackers use to get into websites and the contents of backend databases connected to those sites.
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Schur, at the screening of "Janet(s)" I attended, attributed Carden's pitch-perfect performance both to the way she captures Bell's tiny physical gestures, like putting her hands in her back pockets, and to the way Carden pronounces "git" with the very slight Michigander accent that Bell still carries from her childhood there.
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When Peeqo was asked to clarify the debate over whether or not GIF is pronounced with a hard or soft G, the robot showed a GIF meme from a scene in "Pulp Fiction" with Samuel L. Jackson and text threatening to correct anyone who pronounces the file format with a soft G sound.
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In an email to potential supporters, Mr. Buttigieg (he pronounces it BOOT-edge-edge) said he was forming an exploratory committee and cast himself as a candidate of the future, stressing his generational identity and calling for policies "untethered to the politics of the past" on issues like climate and economic opportunity.
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He is one of TV's archetypal father figures: the way he flashes mild disappointment when contestants miss easy questions; the way he pronounces French words with the savor of someone tasting fine wine; the way he chats with contestants, at scheduled intervals, like a father standing on the porch with a prom date — dutiful, genial, stilted.
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But I couldn't answer, because as soon as he asked, I thought about whether I felt the same, how I should answer, what the statistical average time is for pronouncing one's love, what the statistical rate of separation is when one pronounces it too early, and whether it can be taken back if one decides a week later that they made a mistake.
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Ostensibly it's multiracial, too—where the action in both those tracks is located in black America, "Sunday Mass" names Nikolas C., Devin K., Stephen P., Omar M., Syed F., and Aaron A. before getting to Dylann R., and isn't it a mitzvah that most of us have already deprived these monsters of the infamy they craved by forgetting the surnames Quelle doggedly pronounces?
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Cue several offensive covers, including a graphic picture of the moment a gunman fatally shot journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward during a live broadcast (another, a photo of American journalist James Foley being beheaded by ISIS); antagonistic fashion coverage, which pronounces several aspects of the industry as "dead" and judges red carpet fashion on successes and "failures" and "winners" and "losers;" and its increasingly conservative reporting.
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We were sitting around Hannah's laptop on the dinner table of her apartment, and everyone was watching an old British TV show called Keeping Up Appearances, which follows a character called Hyacinth Bucket (which she pronounces "Bouquet"—don't ask, just accept that British class anxiety manifests itself in strange ways) as she attempts to claw her way up the social ladder of her local town.
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The distinguished roll call of talent includes the stage veteran Eleanor Bron, who purrs her way through the part of a grande dame with a habit of forever misplacing her husband, and Emma Fielding — fondly remembered from the 1993 National Theater premiere of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" — as a drolly expressive house guest who pronounces that there are only four "ideal men" in London. Mrs.
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But sparks fly once Mr. Hayes joins the "Midnight Express" entourage when it plays the 1978 Cannes film festival — Mr. Parker, who has aged into a fusty-old-Englishman type and is wholly unapologetic about the film's cultural prejudice (or "raishism," as Mr. Puttnam pronounces it), sniffs at Mr. Hayes's "ego tripping" in France, which included showing up for the red carpet premiere in a white tuxedo.
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On the one hand, Dorothea makes sure, every morning, to check her stock prices, which suggests that the looming Reagan years may not prove too calamitous for her; on the other, she once excused Jamie from school on the ground that he was (so she claimed) doing volunteer work for the Sandinistas, and, after watching President Carter give his "crisis of confidence" speech, on TV, she pronounces it beautiful.
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The three play in dives and eat junk food (the beef-flavored chips "had a taste that I would categorize as like a locker room, but for dogs") and sleep wherever they can ("Motel 6 is where you go if you've been evicted from your home and you need a place to do the meth that you just stole from the corpse of a prostitute," Ash pronounces) and meet lovely and scary people and have romantic interludes.
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Valor: hot lesbian Mystic: beautiful NBInstinct: VAPE LORD ✨✨ ™™™ candela: we lost spark the other dayspark: quit telling everyone i'm deadblanche: sometimes we can still hear his voice Candela goes to nice restaurants, Blanche cooks using only organic ingredients, Spark eats an entire bag of chips and calls it dinner Spark pronounces pokemon names wrong and Blanche hates it candela and blanche getting ready to fight and making serious, intense poses, while spark dabs in the background Candela: I will show you Pokemon's true heart through strength!
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