How to pronounce“drowning”in English

the um the drowning of New Orleans the destruction of the city which is just devastating and it's it's not recovering very well in my

Those kinds of drownings are happening constantly because that kind of autism is so so very impairing.

because that also cause a lot of drownings and and then I had two gates that were like this so that I I could

And I think that having a short film play before "Not Waving But Drowning," if someone's thinking about whether or not they locked their keys in the car,

Because they think about 1,000 a year are killed in net drownings.

He began the slideshow by asking, what's the difference between a saltwater drowning and a freshwater drowning?

And so I like the idea of knowing where someone's head is at right when "Not Waving But Drowning" starts.

at real risk and cost to themselves, like rescuing people from drownings or fires or donating organs or bone marrow to other people.

You know, they say in all the polls that public speaking is the worst fear that people have -- it's worse than snakes or drowning or plane crashes or anything.

accidentally, drown in their bathtubs every year, something like 300 every year.

People who are, in some cases extraordinarily altruistic, who do things to help others at real risk and cost to themselves, like rescuing people from drownings or fires,