How to pronounce “desperately” in English

territory and again also representing our people like comedians struggling out there. Those those weird guys tryingdesperately to give flyers to uninterested tourists. I mean are doing it. It's not even for money. There's nocash involved. You're doing it just for the privilege of going up at 2 in the morning for the remaining three drunks.

you come in at the end of it.desperately trying to avoid eye contact with me.

I spent a lot of my childhood praying for the boy because my working class bloke of a rather wonderful fatherdesperately wanted a son.So when my mom was 45 years old and gave birth to her sixth daughter, she officially gave up.

disperate penalties between Co Caine and and crack cocaine and these fall verydesperately on different people in the population very long senten so the question is if if that's the law andyou're you're on a jury and you're ready to judge says well did did this guy put this stuff in his mouth or not or sell

For many people, the economy is in tatters.They desperately need jobs.They need a livelihood.

They're going to go through the same transition we did.I desperately hope that continues.

Imagine they're trying to achieve a pregnancy.They desperately want to be pregnant, but they're struggling with infertility.So imagine this person goes to an infertility specialist, and that physician recommends in-vitro fertilization, or IVF,

And scientists now have to be alive to the possibility that they are being fooled by what they want to discover.They desperately want to get a result.And, with the best will in the world, it's very hard not to be influenced.

I'm kind of torn.I desperately want to be a performer and move to the United States, and go to New York, and be a performer, perform at Radio City Music Hall.But I know what my parents are sort of gearing me up towards, taking over for the family business.

New collectors should use this time to gauge their comfort with art and gain an understanding of the work's value after the money has changed hands.I desperately wanted them to have a piece of my work, because they were in a crisis in their own life, and I thought that that would be uplifting thing for them.

I know I've always seen you in the video, always there supporting the team and they've done very well.And desperately supporting the team.Now, like I said, I wanted to be a sportsman.

And we called the up steam drive.I desperately need to get here and solve this problem.

But we're just beginning to see Chinese domestic environmental NGOs trying to hold Chinese firms to count when they go abroad.are desperately poor and desperately resource constrained.

A recent addition, which is a strange addition, some of the multilateral institutions are joining us, the IMF for instance,which desperately needs to diversify, and the CIA.We're not quite sure why the CIA joined.

But after the Seven Years' War with the French, the British were broke.They desperately needed more revenue.And so, they decided to crack down on the colonies to help fill the King's coffers.

So basically, running through the Union blockade of Southern ports, smuggling arms and ammunition in, and bringingout desperately needed cotton out for British factories, and so on.It wasn't as much, obviously, as pre-war cotton supplies, but it was enormously profitable for those who could actually successfully get this commodity out.

who desperately wants to get laid.

needed desperately to be created. Because there's a lot of unemployment in the central valley. And they invested in a four million dollar power plant. Solar power plant. And

just desperately did not want to volunte I mean I wanted to tell people I wanted I wanted to tell people I volunteered I

So we desperately need to fix our K through 12 education system, and this is not a battle between the states.

We need electricians desperately.

We ought to be desperately looking for ways to create more access for kids who just happen to grow up in the wrong zip code.

She was desperately trying to figure out why she was anxious, thinking that when she got the answer, she could fix it,

And we desperately need each of these projects and many more.

that we desperately need it.

I think she really desperately needed a hug.

But a vaccine is desperately needed for the world to go back to where it was.

When you are desperately greedy, desperately in the pangs of lust or craving or whatever it is, you're not happy.

And I tried desperately to throw down two and three at a time, but he stood there counting all of them.

And he desperately lobbied American officials not to use the bomb on Japan.

Diderot fell desperately in love with every subject he studied, be it mathematics, science, medicine, philosophy,

right now that we desperately need.

His wife is trying desperately to find him, trying to seek pro-bono legal advice, being sort of turned down.

And how desperately we wish Jesus had said no.

What is desperately needed in this world, is a transformed heart and a transformed will, and different hungers that God alone

We need it desperately.

And my parents were desperately, desperately keen that I didn't let myself down.

I was desperately in love.

Thought leaders desperately want to tell you exactly the way the world works.

And he tried desperately to get the people around him to put on the glasses, to see the world as he saw it.

And the parents desperately want their children to be invited to birthday parties.

I wanted desperately for Adam's picture to be on TV.

And we so desperately, desperately need your voices.

by somebody who desperately wants to accomplish something.

We need desperately for more Americans, and I absolutely believe that we especially need more white Americans, to have a deeper appreciation for,

And he was flapping desperately as the hawk carried him further and further and further into the forest.

And I desperately wanted to hang on to something.

And I was really desperately ill.

He's desperately trying to pick up these big sacks so that he can earn $50, so that he can pay the fare of his wife