How to pronounce“sprang”in English

sprang up in dormitories um and interestingly enough very often it was women who were conducting the nightly Ouija sessions which un owns to them was

really sprang from the place.

But another idea that sprang forth was this idea-- from the electronic fence.

And where it sprang from was, there was a French naval officer named Georges Hebert who was stationed on a troop ship just

the airship sprang aloft a hundred feet or more."

and stores that sprang up especially to cater for them these newcomers took to calling their

part of the book uh sprang from an assignment from Esquire magazine in

Here I am in a Universe that sprang into existence some 13 billion years ago.

It was the only place where the resistance sprang up before the Germans even hit the ground.

magazines, which is that advertising really--it sprang to life.

sort of the height of human creativity and achievement -- Maybe it all sprang from one thing: our ability to run.

competitiveness to keep America number one so a strong component of that that sprang from our discussions all over the

as tired as they said it was, and childhood sprang traps ready to bite into the skin of our ankles.

Sometimes pretty darn far into the building and it-- it's not the kind of building that sprang up at the last minute, you know.

He planted his palms on his knees and sprang from the sinkhole of Toby's couch with more grace than I expected.

In between the dry articles of trade journals, a new visual vernacular sprang up.

collapse of the housing bubble and the impact that had on credit markets, the impact that that along with all the other things that uh that that sprang