How to pronounce“transatlantic”in English

the transatlantic Telegraph cable he invited Vanderbilt over for dinner in the 1850s around the time of this credit report that condemned him is illiterate

So this was a transatlantic collaboration.

If I'm going transatlantic, yes, I do it because if you're prompt, people attribute more

He won the first transatlantic yacht race.

right the transatlantic trade was outlawed at the time so are they slaves or are they free africans now these are people walking around speaking in

You can look at where the first transatlantic telegraph station came in and also these tracks.

in particular who had made the transatlantic attempt prior to Amilia aart um and I got off the treadmill immediately like I was looking for an

So he ran his newspaper by transatlantic cable from Paris.

life I would also invent a transatlantic or transpacific whatever would have been telephone I don't know that that it was easy to talk from

Bruca Maniguá talks about the slaves that came through during the transatlantic slave trade and all these crazy themes.

Particularly remarkable because it's the place where most of the transatlantic cables-- depending on how you count, there are 8 or 10 or 12 of

We've already passed peak NATO and a peak transatlantic alliance.

it um I I think I hope that the transatlantic relationship will improve in which case the Europeans will be

So when, um during the transatlantic slave trade, those who were justifying the slave trade in the highest

three there were five other women including Amilia aart who made the transatlantic attempt and some of them

ocean becomes this national hero so LaVine follows him becomes the first transatlantic passenger and then decides

Anyway, Bell system was also doing transatlantic communications, and there they were getting static, and they wanted to find out what's the origin of the static.

So your first novel, probably your first transatlantic success, I would guess.

About 11 million people were extracted from Africa during 400 years of the transatlantic slave trade.

the challenge of course is that many of the more recent plots transatlantic one

We have watched as the Americans have become more indifferent to the Transatlantic Alliance, and instead, the pivot to Asia.

- Back in 2015, I was on a transatlantic flight when a question came to mind:

Um, but it came against the backdrop of a relatively positive transatlantic a very positive transatlantic relationship,

I was on a working group called the-- it's a very long title, Transatlantic High-Level Working Group on Content Moderation Online and Freedom of Expression--

being a slave port for close to 200 years before the United States became involved deeply in the transatlantic slave trade.

The first time I heard about this project, I was on a transatlantic flight going back home to see my mom.

Also, again, for transatlantic reasons, we think it's important to stick together.

there's more people in enslaved today then you can add up all the people that were enslaved uh during the transatlantic slave trade for example

Many other factors were at play, such as improved transatlantic communication, an influx of European immigrants, including scientists, and a snowballing of evidence

So revolutions in communication like the Pony Express in 1861 and the telegraph and especially the transatlantic telegraph, this just profoundly changed the

The only cable, actually, transatlantic that isn't from the New Jersey or Long Island beaches to the UK, to England,

The poem’s English translator, Eliot Weinberger, says that its unnamed inspiration is Charles Lindbergh, who famously completed the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927.

And We trace the different fumbling attempts to get to it, especially beginning with Lord Kelvin back in the 19th century working on transatlantic telegraphy.

And in 1933, Charles Lindbergh chose Foynes, County Limerick as an essential eastern terminus for the transatlantic flight water route.

People started flying transAtlantic flights over to Europe and realizing, "Wow, look at the Europeans.

This is the S.S. Great Western that he built to take care of the second half of that journey, one of the first transatlantic steamships.

Back in 2015, I was on a transatlantic flight when a question came to mind, and the question was:

Anyway, the Americans, the Europeans, have a transatlantic dialogue on technology and economy that's probably gonna fall apart too.

century the 19th century the 20th century beginning of any of those you know you would have seen in the 18th uh Century for instance the transatlantic

19th century the 20th century the beginning of any of those you you would have seen in the 18th uh Century for instance the transatlantic slave tra

realized that that wasn't going to happen and that uh if China tried to split Europe from the US it would simply end up uh uniting the the transatlantic