How to pronounce “glasgow” in English

Let's go to Glasgow.

So three weeks from Glasgow to the beaches of Monterrey, which I have to say you will hear in "Treasure Island."

Another one is in Glasgow, Scotland, and in parts of Japan, they've shown blue lights on certain parts of town that reminded people presumably of police and of

Nile Waldman originally from Glasgow Scotland Waldman now lives in Ontario

My ancestors are people who lived outside Glasgow and mined coal there, and then lost their jobs and came to Birmingham, Alabama.

And at a conference in Glasgow, she brought down craniology.

And we got to go to Glasgow and sit in in the studio with them, and, in a sense, like, help produce

This is a tree in Glasgow, another hornbeam.

So over five miles in Glasgow, we've got a mortality slope equivalent to a poor African country and a rich European country.

I went to university in Glasgow, where I got my honors degree in what's called forensic investigation.

The day that we enter Glasgow, I want you to understand, Kitty Diggs, my child is my own.

Group at the University of Glasgow to do exactly this.

It was commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art in Glasgow, and they wanted benches for visitors to sit in.

The average life expectancy in the center of Glasgow, in what used to be the Gorbals, is 28 years less for men than life expectancy in Lenzie,

I was coming out of a subway in Glasgow and somebody-- it was the last subway at night, and someone showed me his penis and said,

white and 800 black soldiers expect to start up the River Glasgow.

I am the Regis Professor of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow, and I'm doing research, explore all things in the Universe to do with chemistry,

who also write harder subjects, like Kathleen Glasgow.

So eye-opening was it that he decided to move his studies from Glasgow to Paris, and spent two years at the Sorbonne.

We've been invited to have shows in Barcelona and Tokyo and Glasgow-- and each of these with the different artists in that local community to do that.

Scottish people who had lost their jobs in the coal gas industry outside Glasgow, because coal gas

People forget that Adam Smith was not the professor of economics at Glasgow University.

14 people died of heroin being laced with anthrax a couple of years ago in Glasgow.

We make the joke that I started a women's collective in Glasgow to make more friends-- to make more friends who agreed with me.

For example, he wasn't influenced by the Clydeside militancy of Glasgow in that period.

the outer herdes or uh the ory Islands the outer herdes you can fly in from Glasgow it's British Airways flight but

For me, I've gone to meetings of feminist groups in Glasgow and then been like, not for me.

And so, recently, we had you as part of a creator cohort at COP26 in Glasgow, which was a unique event, obviously.

He was born in 1913 in Lesmahagow, in the Clyde Valley, some 25 miles from Glasgow.

But it also is different trying to understand Cairncross, because in 1932, he was a young Glasgow University student, 19 years old, traveling for the first time

By now, he'd already been a student for four years, two in Glasgow and two in Paris.

It was, in fact, set up by a colleague of mine from Glasgow University, now in Oxford.

And she went to a school, a good school, in Glasgow in Scotland.

And she loved Harry Potter, and she was described as somebody who wouldn't be able to find her way to the center of Glasgow on a bus.

So people didn't think it had a role in the head until a couple of different teams, one in Glasgow, one in Baltimore, did some chemical detective work.

A lot of us here at Google, know him from his stint as a visiting scientist, and Nathan Glasgow's group Under Hiatus.

the work going on with another group of synthetic agents, which is based on inorganic chemistry, so the team of the work, we've got the University of Glasgow, the Cronin Group.

Because as I said to the, I was asked to give a video introduction to the Climate Summit, the COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow recently.