How to pronounce“They”in English

They'd never transported anybody this sick this far.

They'd never tested below 53 degrees Fahrenheit, so NASA managers were trying simultaneously to track historical O-ring data, erosion patterns, joint dynamics, seal resiliency,

They'd taken the juice from the morning-glory which contained sulfur, mixed it with natural latex, and then by laying it out in the sun, it would heat up

they'd be worthless.

They'd pick some tracks and we'd listen to see which ones suited me.

They'd be like, oh, can we do them before lunch?

They'd taken a 16 hour flight.

They'd made a great car, they thought, and now they had their senior executives apologizing.

They'd been for-profit. It had basically worked when they were acquired by- A private equity firm, by Apollo Global Management,

They'd flow from left to right and you'd have a parentheses on the right hand side of the screen and yeah, looks like a baseball mitt

They'd win every festival I'd send them to.

they'd probably say web.

they'd be like, what?

they'd be able to assassinate them.

They'd have we used to build things here, you know, like Yeah, and and that's not like that's that's not a crazy argument.

they'd have a nod to somebody and say, "Can you look after my stuff?"

they'd roasted a chicken.

They'd one by one engineered away all of the downsides of a foldable, from the front bezels to the cameras to the crease

They'd iterated on the design quite a bit with thinner and thinner bezels and fingerprint readers and bigger batteries and much faster charging.

They'd blown past, like, "if you know, you know" status, and it was literally like if anyone is a smartphone reviewer or has a tech blog

They'd also continued to turn up the price with each new phone, like slowly turning up the temperature on a stove.

they'd almost completely lost their identity from before.

They'd go away very unhappy.

They'd be like, hey, can you beatbox while I do whatever?

They'd faced massive technological shifts in every aspect of how content was created, distributed, and consumed.

They'd had a lawyer, it would not have gotten ripped off.

They'd make something from one of the plants and the plant liked them.

They'd all be the object visualizers.

They'd managed to do it.

They'd be like, where'd he go?

They'd be looking at, what did the white army officer write in his journal?

They'd gone through the onboarding process and they just hadn't noticed that tick box.

They'd all agreed that they were-- it was within their right to invade and to take from Africa whatever it wanted.

they'd only cleaned up about a third of the problem.

They'd say I Eileen and Alberta-- where are they?

They'd receive messages in their email, whatever it may be.

They'd spot me. And they'd come over and start telling me their whole life story.

They'd say 30's, 40's?

They'd say, oh, well, there's a probability it's this and x probability it's that and so on, and they add up to one.

They'd say things-- refer to it as the other woman.

They'd talk about how she or her was helping them, the kind of role that it played as this helper, but as

They'd gotten selected as astronauts.

They'd never seen lemongrass or ginger, so he would bring herbs to them the next time he came and ask what they thought,

They'd look at us and they'd say some version of, gosh, I don't know.

they'd been enjoying under colonialism.

They'd always start the same.

They'd say cancer starts when a cell picks up genetic mutations and multiplies out of control.

They'd had the years of additional astronaut training that our colonists hadn't.

They'd feel failure.