How to pronounce “around the horn” in English

We live in an instant gratification society, right?And even on your "Around the Horn" experience, you have 30 seconds to make your point or less, right?How do you think that that has changed and will continue to change the profession of journalism and writing?

Those are the actors up on the stern, or what's called the poop deck of the "Balclutha." She's a three-masted tall ship who'sactually sailed around the horn 17 times, which is kind of cool in terms of that relationship to history and the past.This is before engines.

the most exciting party.Try to get around the horn at least twice, guys. See how wild this can get.All right. We'll go another fifteen seconds.

Get close enough to the moon on your outward bound journey, and the lunar gravity would grab hold of your spacecraft, send it on a low flying arc over the moon's far side,and then fling it home like an around the horn toss from shortstop to first.The engineers called it a free return trajectory, and that nicely captured it.

Four days a week writing, and one day a week that I called Make Money Monday.Now, that was through my "ESPN, Around the Horn," if you're familiar with that, and maybe my Comcast, which is the studio up in Burlington.That's where I do the Comcast at night.

And these are the days before the Suez Canal, these were the days before refrigeration, these were the days before stainless steel. And in order to get beer to their colonistand to their soldiers, they put beer in wooden barrels and put them on ships. And sailed them down around the horn of Africa past the equator and back up past the equator. Andby the time the beer was getting to uh, India it was going bad. And so, what they discovered in England, was that they already knew actually that alcohol had a preservative quality and