How to pronounce“contemporaries”in English

contemporaries that were intellectually in terms of direct connection, far more important, George Bool.

contemporaries, in New York in the mid-50s and stayed in journalism until the mid-60s, when both of us went on to write magazine pieces

contemporaries who have died and um your relation to uh your parents

contemporaries of mine I mentioned Randy already all of us are in the National Academy of Engineering we've all run the distinguished Teaching Award Blum Karp

relative contemporaries had that advantage and I know this is one that might take an aspirin and a slug of water to deal with but I knew the future

But contemporaries who met Napoleon said that it was very disturbing to talk with him, because meeting with him one-on-one

One of her contemporaries, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, actually attended Harvard very shortly after Millie.

is listening to my contemporaries who haven't had the spotlight, listening to the people who haven't had their stories told and so I'm aware.

--all his contemporaries.

Many of my contemporaries travel around the world telling us how great games will be at solving the world's problems, how they will help us to change everything and

the prophet and his contemporaries that form the basis for much Islamic law

reading my contemporaries books I wouldn't do any of the work that I'm trying to do having said that the the writing that I do read you find it in

of his contemporaries.

There were contemporaries and there have been scholars since, who suggest that Trotsky, by all indications, might have been even more radical

These are all not only your contemporaries, these are all fellow legends in the game.

about Mr Lewis's legacy from his contemporaries as well as the next generation of lawmakers?

So those were all my contemporaries from school and college.

He's responding to his contemporaries, people in the previous generation, dozens and dozens of authors who are now forgotten.

And then in terms of my own contemporaries, I mostly read the Brits.

mine than than that of my contemporaries that of my american jewish contemporaries uh that was a very uh

hold in our minds editors readers our contemporaries a an ideal of a tribal

And one of the many scholars and contemporaries pointed out that Germany between the wars was full of people

And I see a lot of my friends and contemporaries wondering how long we can still exist

He intentionally chose to forgo a conversation with his contemporaries in order to have a more fruitful dialogue with later generations--

And the more a person studies classics of his contemporaries, the more he will learn anew about the methods that he can use-- or he or she can use.

We've heard so much music of all my father's contemporaries.

And we sit there with many people who are like our contemporaries in terms of age enjoying this feast that can not be

leader who I think ranks behind beside a small handful of contemporaries who

So automatically, all my contemporaries, whether it's , whether it's Shaan, whether it's KK, whether it's Mohit, who came after us, Mohit Chauhan, all of us-- the quantity of work has gone down.

And nowadays I still read a lot of my contemporaries but I'm having a surreal moment of catching up with the Victorians and I'm loving it, actually.

And we know from references that he himself made and contemporaries made that Aristotle also wrote books about plants, although sadly, none of those

What's cool about both what Eratosthenes did and what his contemporaries did when they figured out the distance to the moon, and the sun, and so on

what can make you guys different than your contemporaries?

So this is a description by one of Luther's contemporaries.

And the second was the fact that some of my contemporaries in the Foreign Service were trying their hand at fiction.

Italian students don't jump ahead by three years over their contemporaries in other countries so uh what does that say

Back in the 1950s when John McCarthy and his contemporaries were thinking about AI, what they wanted to do was to demonstrate

epitome of death denial uh and I think uh we contemporaries really are and

other was maria of agrada from spain their contemporaries in the 1600s who was said to have been able to buy

say, but a lot of my contemporaries who've been doing this work for the the last 20 years as well are all beginning

And his contemporaries as well.

And like all Leonardo's paintings, his contemporaries copied them, as well as the "Mona Lisa."

The first in the late 18th century came at just the moment when contemporaries needed to distinguish civil war from another category of violent and transformative upheaval--

I mean, how could he or his contemporaries have imagined what was going to result just in a couple of generations.

I came out in 2000, so my contemporaries would be people like John Brown, Joe Carrol-- I was on Senate with him-- Reggie Harris and that whole crew.

And everyone, all of my contemporaries, were university horrified.

I would say that I have a nicer life than many of my contemporaries that stayed in London, and did very well,

I mean, by the time most of my contemporaries were leaving university, I was able to do things that-- I had so many life skills.

I think that the young poets I mean over ate all their contemporaries and