How to pronounce “haphazardly” in English

about this this transition from the classroom to the workplace from school into a career which right now occursoccurs very haphazardly uh in in the world of internships so the first interns weremedical students and to some extent that uh that meaning certainly for my 91-year-old grandfather when he hears

If I was feeling twitchy, I'd pop a pill.And I really did it haphazardly and had dyskinesia as a result.I had big swaying movements.

Actually, there's lots of types.So sometimes you get very simple symbols that are sometimes haphazardly placed on the stones.Those are then placed together in more compositional ways.

So I went onto Google Earth.And for years and years, I searched, from going haphazardly to becoming quite methodical and strategic in the ways that I thoughtabout looking for my hometown.

Like it's got one-- what is it?And so that's the reason why you want to actually form a really nice tight vinaigrette and not just haphazardly throw things on your salad.

And I remember the first time I learned about poverty was in a Sunday school class, sitting on the floor, hearing my lovely Sunday schoolteacher, who I know had great intentions, sort of haphazardly throw out different things that were in the Bible about poverty.One thing she threw out to us was this idea that Jesus told us, what you do for the least of these,

If you look hour-by-hour, migrants are still quite underpaid.And then also in terms of living conditions, so these City Villages are often built very haphazardly, a lot of safety hazards there.And also migrants they live in very small spaces.

DANI S. BASSETT: Yeah.I do, but I also kind of want to underscore the fact that these three styles are not haphazardly created.They were excavated by Perry from a philosophical historical approach, where-- I mean, Perry, you can talk about it, but I can say it really briefly too, which

And what I think is so fascinating about this story is how so quickly people normalized a monstrosity in their midst.So my central claim in a nutshell is that the lethal barrier between East and West Germany was not simply imposed by Communism, as we tend to think, but that it emerged haphazardlyfrom both East and West and that ordinary people played a significant role in its creation.