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The search engine will be helping us to pronounce words.
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His vocal cords worked, but Steve would never accurately pronounce words he couldn't hear.
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Americans pronounce words differently.
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Not even the artillery accompaniment, in which the cannon were made to pronounce words of two syllables, was so bad.
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They were so swollen the doctor was surprised he could breathe-andthe cause for not being able to pronounce words properly.
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From the first she was not content to be drilled in single sounds, but was impatient to pronounce words and sentences.
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She soon learned to pronounce words by herself, combining the elements she had learned, and used them to communicate her simple wants.
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In addition to helping us pronounce words we're struggling to say, Google will also be adding images to their dictionary and translation features.
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This new character is perfectly able to pick up the telephone and pronounce words like vodka or beer, understandable to the dumbest waiter.
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Loud and clearly the Elector speaks each word after him, loud and clearly his lips pronounce words of which his heart knows nothing.
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They would then attempt to pronounce words they had never seen or heard before in a fashion that rendered them comprehensible to the locals.
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Otto was neither liar nor hypocrite, but it was as difficult for him to tell the truth as for a stutterer to pronounce words.
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We do not mean even learning to speak well,-topronounce words clearly and accurately; though there is need enough of that in this land!
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His favorite subject was English-heseemed to like the fact that he had studied it earlier than the other children and could pronounce words better.
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When I was just learning to talk, really before I could pronounce words, after Mother or Dad would say the prayer, I'd always say that.
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Show no effort or contraction of the face in sustaining voice or pronouncing words.