How to pronounce “bront” in English

Like the Brontes-- all the Bronte sisters, all of them had to publish under a pseudonym, a male pseudonym.

with things like T-Rexes and Brontosaurus. You know, how did a dinosaur sense its world?

And yet it was Charlotte Bronte in writing "Wuthering Heights," who was the first novel author who said, I'm not putting dashes in.

That's why I love the Brontes.

flow Barre or or or Emily brontë if that is my culture than slavery is the

dinosaurs, the brontosaurus and diplodocus and brachiosauruses. And then the third group is the ornithischian dinosaurs. And this is a whole variety of mostly plant-eating dinosaurs that had

You know, the Brontes are so progressive for their time.

need to read Emily Dickinson or Jane Austen or Emily Bronte to learn that but

as the American West opened up. Allosaurus and brontosaurus and stegosaurus. These things look nothing like birds. So how in the world could a bird come from dinosaurs like these? That's what

For example, I could never remember which Bronte sister was which.

If you look at an articulated skeleton of a t-rex or a brontosaurus, you can drape flesh onto it pretty easily.

It affected Charles Dickens, The Brontes-- I mean, you can feel the repercussions of it on anything from "The Secret Garden," to "Wuthering Heights"

If evolution is so deterministic why don’t we have t-rex and brontosaurus-type dinosaurs today?

dragon, which Arneson represented on the table using a plastic toy brontosaurus with a fanged clay head.

how long. I love it. I love Charlotte Bronte. I love all, I love Thomas Hardy, and all those writers who basically take your imagination and you and you go there where they lead you

treatment to uh to Mark Twain they're going to want to do this treatment to the brontes and they're you know I don't

of dinosaurs living all over the world. Different species in different places, including some of the most famous dinosaurs of all, like Brontosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Allosaurus,

Mammals had to survive and endure and persist for a long time in a dinosaur-dominated world. I mean, a single footstep of a brontosaurus could probably obliterate a whole colony of mammals. So mammals

And I think that is-- it's beautifully impressed by a quote from the wonderful English writer, Charlotte Bronte, who once said that a ruffled mind makes

For the first time, literature is teeming with lonely people-- lonely female heroines in Victorian fiction, from Charlotte Bronte's "Villette,"

When Paul emailed his best friend in May 2013 to inform him that he had terminal cancer, he wrote, 'The good news is I've already outlived two Brontes, Keats,

And by the way, going back to that quote, "The good news is I've already outlived two Brontes.

one has a stuffed dinosaur by the nose. It's got a long green neck and a fat body. A brontosaurus, I think, with big cartoony eyes and black felt lashes. It's funny about the dinosaur,