How to pronounce “1936” in English

1936 he's 70 years old now and he's born of Jewish origin he's he's a non-practicing Jew but think about it

In 1936, a chemical company called DuPont set out to find a safer alternative to the gases used in fridges, one that was neither toxic nor flammable.

In 1936, that’s all Alan Turing thought a machine needed to complete the complex tasks of storing, reading, and modifying data.

In 1936, the original cast goes on a very short tour.

And in 1936, in this photo, Ben Davis, Jr., became the first Black graduate of West Point in the 20th

So it's 1936.

Or the 1936 World Series or something.

ended up at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin where he saw the building contingency of Nazi

How about 1936 to 1939?

And in 1936, the hundredth celebration of Texas independence and also of this raid, the two sides of the family get together at the site of the original raid.

There was a popular revolution in 1936, a libertarian revolution, which was pretty successful.

So this is an interview from 1936.

Shockley had joined Bell Labs in 1936.

Turing came to Princeton in 1936, he stayed for two years.

This is what Otto Scherzer's paper proved in 1936, stopping progress on the TEM.

And he ends up graduating in the class of 1936.

So, in 1936, Lehmann published a paper theorizing that Earth’s center consisted of two parts: a liquid outer core surrounding a solid inner core.

It's basically a building that was built in 1936 on the outskirts of Paris in Klishchiivka-- '35.

There's a bookshop that's been in Mayfair since 1936.

She invited him to perform at the White House in 1936 for President Roosevelt and the King and Queen of England.

He also had an obsession with the tablets that began in 1936, when he was 14 and saw them in a London museum on a

She says that, "in 1936, Keynes was writing down what might cause unemployment while Herr Hitler was curing it."

you're in Budapest Hungary it's September 2nd 1936 and Hitler didn't make those distinctions about whether you were a believing Jew or not so

He wrote a book called "The State of Long-Term Expectation" in 1936.

But by far the most infamous and devastating caper of them all was the great 1936 poultry-napping

And in March of 1936, the National Theatre is desegregated for the first time in its history, thanks to this production.

If you'll notice the GM picture, 1936, people packed to the auto shows.

And the head of Temmler, he was very upset with the Olympics in 1936 because an Afro-American athlete, Jesse Owens,

And he was the individual who did not let the Jewish athletes compete in Berlin in 1936, because it was going to make Hitler angry.

After that, there were several expeditions-- 1933, 1936, 1939 through 1945.

And this becomes quite interesting, because this is also roughly 1936, and he's explaining to this lady,

If you look at the York Times from January 22, 1936, here's the day when Edward the Seventh is proclaimed the new

In real returns, you had the same purchasing power by 1936.

And he says, I saw my hero, Jesse Owens, win a gold medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

If I show you four movies that are set in 1776, and one was made in 1906, and one is made in 1936,

And the book is-- I won't say historical, because it's very recent, but it starts in 1936 in the Civil War in Spain.

I'm sure you're all familiar with this horrible thing, which is the paper that he wrote in 1936 on computable numbers, and I expect you could actually explain to me what it means,

so I'm not going to try and patronize you buy giving you any sense of it, but of course the key point here is, if you take yourself back to 1936.

Actually, it's the Japanese swimmers are the dominant swimmers in 1932, 1936.

That was done in 1936.

But actually, the purchasing power of the money was back in seven years, by 1936.

Uh, this was from a speech that came at the end of his 1936 re-election