How to pronounce “entirely” in English

Other times, the people come out 'cause they hate the emperor, and they drag the emperor out and cut his nose off orentirely possible that there are people also in the, the arena, like not just in the stands. I think some military units might

knocked back on our heels by climate disasters and then forget about thementirely is also too simplistic because whatever you think looking out at the climate landscape today and looking atheadlines and watching cable news and listening to politicians, you might think that everybody had moved on from climate and was no longer worried about

decisions when faced with options that aren't entirely right or wrong options. Do I have that right? Is that kind of what the book's about?entirely right or wrong. But then it also lays out a way that somebody you know, like me, like you, who does

School of Medicine in Boston has been explaining what makes it so personalized. This is going to beentirely person specific and even beyond that it's tumor specific. So if somebodydevelops a second melanoma, this wouldn't work on that second melanoma.

no intention of extending the memorandum of understanding with the US, a foreign ministry spokesperson described theou asentirely moot and a senior commander of Iran's revolutionary guard has said the military is now poised to switch to anoffensive strategy against the US. Well, with us is Taran Fatalian from BBC

And then there's the fourth and final-- and note there's only one of the scenarios that's genuinely positive-- where we evolve our civilizational modelentirely, and we think about a more fluid and circular population.In fact, the term that I use-- the umbrella concept I use-- is what I call civilization 3.0, which is mobile and circular.

That's another conversation entirely.Entirely. OK. All right, shingles, beautifully distributed.Back to our galette.

But why is it the neural basis of that experience of motion, rather than, say, the experience of a face or something elseentirely? It's not just that nobody has a clue how to answer that.It's nobody can even come up with a hypothetical answer to it that is at all satisfactory.

interesting world because the nature of getting content out fast has made it such that media companies value gettingentirely because mobile phones are all that people have access to I mean there's more mobile phones than toilets

morally why because they are consigning this innocent species to face these monstersentirely unprepared while they escape they are dooming an entire race just because they aresmarter it does not seem fair to me you are a strange human Nathaniel Windgate

the 15th century they found bridges all over the Andes over 200 of them wovenentirely out of grass the Spaniards were of course terrified of these bridges these were bridges spanning longer distances than anything in Europe thathad been built out of stone Europeans didn't invent didn't build suspension

more about how pain Works in our own bodies just this past June there was a paper in nature where they discovered anentirely new ION channel well the Ion channel itself wasn't new but its production in pain was we had no ideathat this ION channel had anything to do with pain and they think it may explain some of the pains that don't really

you know, keep in mind this is your body. You're you're an embodied reality.entirely different things. Is beer better than ice cream? Do not ask me that

What you're doing-- even if it had nothing to do with what he was doing-- really made the difference.Entirely grainy, nothing spectacular, but I was really, really happy.

entirely understood when he was alive.

entirely free of ego yet, but -- much less so than in many other places. So it's wonderful to be here and if my book sales

entirely Chinese and he talks about again that difficulty that essential I'm

entirely because their friends do. The same is true with cults. This has been studied with the Baader-Meinhof Gang, the Moonies and other groups.

entirely automated algorithmic crowdsourced or at least

entirely powders. There were yeasts, baking soda, some sugars, and things like that. Now, in those days you didn't have shells, didn't have isles as you walk through. Everything

entirely but we're such effective Learners that just location was was the

entirely of my holiday snaps from the last uh six years on May the 11th 2004

entirely new direction gas the gas prices might not be as crazy now as they were over the summer but we definitely

entirely new behaviors and activities. Um, so this is unfolding before us.

entirely composed of failure. There will probably be three or four decisive failures, at which point someone is very likely to give up.

are entirely different from the sort of sense of what we just discussed, which is that people don't know their neighbors anymore.

This year is the share is going to be even bigger. It's expected to be 93%, which is about what it is around theworld entirely. And with the Iran war, too, we see many countries around the world looking atthe logic of their dependence on fossil fuels and thinking, "Why would I continue to

literally entirely backlit. And that smartphone, which happens to be a Pixel 10, is doing a ton...

are entirely Native-driven, that's been incredible.

is entirely a matter of subjectivity any more than the way that a musician chooses to display those notes is a matter of subjectivity.

virtually entirely carbon free.

Changes entirely.

Not entirely --overly emotional women.

maybe entirely wrong, and to imagine why someone else might hate you.

change entirely wrong. And so that's really what the topic of my book is, so "Light of the Stars Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth."

This entirely new volume presents more than 300 images from the artist's personal archive, unearthing previously unseen gems along with iconic images that

is entirely attributable to unconstitutional federal housing policy that was practiced in the mid-twentieth century-- entirely attributable to an unconstitutional housing

Not entirely my entire career, I did work for a travel agency for a while.

not entirely unlike the way it appears from the window of a passenger jet.

so entirely secular that we we don't have a a kind of Eternal God or or we don't have something outside of

have entirely the same problem Ian talked right at the beginning about that figure of roughly 1.5 to3 billion

not entirely so because some 10% of breast milk consists of these sugars called human milk oliga saccharides or

I entirely agree with your wonderful notion that some of the data is disparate.

something entirely new. And that is going to be the signature, in a sense, of what became distinctive about Silicon Valley.

Almost entirely, the result of the imposition of state borders, which also has the consequence of wiping out lots of languages.

done entirely outdoors using this method.

really entirely successful in her own lifetime.

Not entirely mirrors, but mostly.

being entirely fair fair you want Fair what's fair about any of this did I ask