How to pronounce “examinations” in English

by objective examinations. The most sophisticated examinations the world had ever seen, from the whole of the Empire,

They experienced the invasive medical examinations, the grueling interrogations, and they also

Once they finally pass the preliminary examinations, they dust themselves off.

Israel's military has published the findings of examinations into five deadly incidents during the war in Gaza.

But I did manage to pick up a degree by entering examinations.

One of the lessons that I learned from examining-- earlier examinations of civil war, which are always retrospective, either during the midst

And his answers were checked and rechecked in cross-examinations with his relatives.

Well, college students studying for final examinations-- --will be among the first to buy internet contact lenses.

So our chief vet's going to come down this year and help do some health examinations of the turtles there to see how

again over a full year year and a half a group of Chesterfield smokers have been given thorough medical examinations the

We always feel and say that “One cannot gauge the depth of the sea just by looking at the waves.” We cannot predict the future of children just on the basis of the marks they score in their examinations.

They were doing much more fun things, like answering personality tests and tests of mental illness, and all kinds of different examinations of the way

There were all sorts of stories, like women having babies, getting vaginal examinations by people they didn't know during labor, and really

There's another peak at 50, but I asked UCSF medical students who were in their 20s who are supposed to be health conscious, how many of you do testicular self-examinations

He wrote, "In one of the examinations that the SEC conducted, they asked Madoff how he was able to achieve these returns.

collection of the Whitney Museum in New York, and this was one of Ruscha's first big examinations of Hollywood, so, of course, you recognize what this is.