How to pronounce“charted”in English

were charted to take these these teams cross country so here here i was being like the practical like well we got to be careful what we

Four of them have charted on Billboard.

asleep naturally and I charted at the end of the experiment how much energy I

They have charted now, for the first time in the history of polling, that the largest block of voters in this country are self-defined independents.

dullest dishwater football player charted off to Cornell.

And when I charted with the head of the initiative and I said, how did it benefit network engineers?

But what Hubble discovered was that he charted out the velocity of those distant star crowds

every single route was sort of charted um by foot or by bike and uh it was a bit of a challenge because we did a lot

and my books have very much charted my um charted my life they haven't been about me um not about me at all but very much

So that's what you're seeing charted here, by age.

run in both books has been has been charted on foot or by bike so they've been measured very specifically and you'll see that there's you know there's

So I came up with this concept of an album that basically charted mankind's aspiration to fly,

Now, one thing I find unique about all of you is the fact that you have charted unconventional paths.

It's now afternoon, and it's too late to take the course that we had charted.

doesn't have the same-- the geographies that don't have the same kind of regard for place as the very charted existences that we as humans often lead

story so we were talking before we started about how you you lead a really interesting life you charted a very

As you can see in this chart, I just charted the population in Boston from 1880 to the present.

Because the beauty of this film is very subtly orchestrated, and charted, and finely etched of when the lines blur with the two of them.

So Simon's actual victory of the bet also has come under attack because economists have gone back and they have charted the prices of metals going back to 1900.

I was fascinated to discover whole academic literature on fads and fashions, which charted the rise and fall of a variety of ideas, often initiated

So, on a graph here, I charted my kind of level of aliveness over time starting at the age of 20 to basically today.

um from from krask up to the North Coast of Siberia town called katanga no one really wants to fly there so we charted

so like the songs that ended up charting, let's say like the ones that were on there that charted with Richmond like, this, I've gotta get sober.

The baru worked from an intricate template, often rendered as the clay map, that charted dozens of variations on the surface of the sheep's

In 2010 you can see how many more data points we have, and how this expansion of the universe is being charted out with greater and greater precision.

But what I was lucky enough to have experienced was going to an exhibition in Holland, which is where I live now, which charted

Another bestselling book of late, The Progress Principle, where they looked at the work diaries of thousands and thousands of employees, where they charted out what they were really thinking

A man of about 45, he stayed at the head of the classroom, used no artifacts nor presented any charted information.

of you who are training for a long run or a marathon or want to do one way and take the tea back that's sort of charted

I think that that again, I mean, it wasn't as if I purposefully looked at these steps and then charted a path forward.