How to pronounce “sully” in English

Karen: I'll just stay here.Sully: That was a very nice introduction, thank you I'll try to live up to it.But yeah I have been intellectually curious my whole life.

Male #1: I think it's better without it.Sully: Is it better without it?Male #2: I think we've got a little bit of speaker.

Male #2: I think we've got a little bit of speaker.Sully: Okay, I've got just enough that you can hear me let me know if you can't.So why this book and why now?

Why do you think that the in NTSB has that spark whereas the FAA is like many other regulatory agency's not.Sully: I think it's twofold.First the NTSB is an independent agency.

risk areas where it wouldn't suffer from the same political shenanigans?Sully: I think having longer terms would help.And having appointees that are more based on competence and not political affiliation.

But you talk about your daughters, and I'm just curious if you could share with us how we can teach leadership to that next generation.Sully: Through your own personal example, by modeling the behavior you want to see in them.They are not going to listen to what you say as much as what they'll watch what you do.

inspired. If one day I would write a book like this, you would be one of those people for me.Sully: Thank you. Male #5: My question is there any additional stories that you wanted to put into the bookbut weren't able to?

but weren't able to?Sully: Oh gosh that's a great question.Fortunately just about everybody I asked to interview said yes.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: That's a great question, it's a big question and I'll try to distill it down to its essential elements.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: Hold on a minute >>Male #6: What would you suggest for engineers who are working safety bases?

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: I'm sorry, one more time.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: A couple of things to do.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: I, the short answer is I prefer Boeing's philosophy which is that when you approach certain limitations it will warn you, the stick may shake or it may make a noise.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: No, he's asking if we were in direct law.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: Okay. Alright let's see who else, there must be some others.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: Yes. Male #8: So what kind of advice would you give to younger pilots to get through that

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: How do you get from 200, if you want to be a pilot at you get from 250 hours to 1500 hours?

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: I think it would've been much harder.

Early in 2003 before the March invasion of Iraq he was asked to testify before Congress about the numbers of ground troops that would be required to control, to pacify the countrySully: thank you, thank you.

The family name was among a small and dwindling list of things that he and his father shared.To sully his own name would be to drag his father's down in the dirt, too, and he couldn't bring himself to do that to his father.He couldn't deny that a part of him very much wanted to, though, and the guilt of knowing it gave Drucker a suffocating itch in his lungs.

animation studio today, because we have a group of traditional 2D artists and animators that are the best inIt seemed like Sully to Boo, where she thought he was kind of like a doll or something.

And so what an honor for me to introduce this man I'm so close to.To introduce to you Sully Sullenberger who you may know as a hero and you may think ofwhen you think of the word hero.

And Chris, being the bad guy in the show, are you still like-- is it still close tight knit behind the scenes or are youtrying to stay away so you don't sully the waters and getting too friendly with these people?He was apologizing to everybody.

She's also starred in numerous other television shows, movies, and live theater, such as "Deadwood," Gracepoint, "Enemy of the State," and many, many more.She can next be seen in Clint Eastwood's "Sully" and on television in the second season of "Shades of Blue" with Jennifer Lopez.Welcome.

And he's here today to share that with you, and what an honor for us.So thank you. Sully: Thank you, thank you so much.Karen: I'll just stay here.

Are you starting to see any progress, any response from policymakers and from the airlinesto that work? Sully: Some.The answer in order is yes from some of the policymakers and pretty much no from the industry.

Elliott Landy, he's a very successful photographer. He just -- he was more concerned about hisphoto being -- making sure we weren't going to sully his reputation, so.Q So I live in Brooklyn, no where near any of your restaurants, but I did check out the

end up learning more and more and more and more until you find out literally, I didn't know that.Well most recently, the movie "Sully" about Chelsey who landed the plane out on the Hudson, all of the industry, and union, and NTSB,National Transportation Safety Board pressures that is on somebody who did that was extremely eye-opening.

So about the flesh- eating locusts.I have proof. Here is General Alfred Sully's report to the Secretary of War in August of 1864 regardingthe carnivorous bugs. "A soldier on his way here lay down to sleep on the prairie in the middle of the day. The troop had been marching all night. His comrades

So I invent. I embellish. I exaggerate. It is my heritage. In fact, it was a singularlybrilliant advertising campaign by a railroad on the verge of bankruptcy that transformed Sully's hell into the Nile of the North. Listen and tell me if you can name this place.It is a land fair enough to tempt the angels in their flight to wonder whether a new and better Eden has not been formed and roofed with sapphire skies. That's right. Dakota

There's no time to even think about the pressure.And then as a quick follow-up is there a door open for a return of Mike and Sully after this?

There's no time to even think about the pressure.And it was really fantastic to see the feedback just of kids who kind of grew up with Mike and Sully and

Now this little guy is very impressive.The person I mention there that really surprised me is, a captain that you probably all know is Captain Sully Sullenberger.

the carnivorous bugs. "A soldier on his way here lay down to sleep on the prairie in the middle of the day. The troop had been marching all night. His comradesnoticed him covered with grasshoppers and awakened him. His throat and wrists were bleeding from the bites of the insects." But perhaps, General Sully, seeking to fill the unearthlyvoid of this strange land with words, had been provoked into exaggeration. For it was he who referred to my home as 'Hell with the fires out'.

major armies. Economy, predictability, and political relevance would constitute the hallmarks of war in the information age.In short, by the dawn of the 21st century, the reigning postulates of technology as panacea had knocked away much of the accumulated blood rust sullying war's reputation.Thus reimagined, armed conflict regained an aesthetic respectability that the literary and artistic interpreters of 20th century military cataclysms were