How to pronounce “type in” in English

type in your pin number, and hand it back to the person checking you out, okay?

this type in humans to reverse aging next month.

Just type in "poise" without the D and you'll see why.

Please type in the chat, are you more a NASA Worm person or a NASA Meatball person.

Just type in "LifePass."

would type in their update in real time.

Just type in the symbol and the information's right there and they have a lot of pre-programmed valuation models.

You type in Simpson, Louisiana.

They type in pin number.

simply type in either portions of a query and the asterisk will kind of take place of what's in between it.

I type in something like Campobasso, which I now know to be a place name in Southern Italy.

can type in avon.com and order any product that you want um it's it's one of the largest actual Beauty retail

its type in human history, it's impossible to say, but it certainly provided the model in Europe for

They can type in anything they want, white van, spray-paint, anything that makes sense.

So you type in how much money you would need for the year, and then you divide by 0.04.

not only can type in a question, I can speak it.

You can type in "yes" in the chat, is your score above a 30?

and I can type in, interviewing for this role at this company.

So please type in your reactions.

So you just type in who's doing multifaith, multi-- and you can find people that way.

So I type in my therapist's name.

So I type in politician.

But after this type in Pete Carroll prank on YouTube, and you'll get a dozen pranks that'll show up.

He could not type in where it is.

So if you type in "NYPD Harlem youth," you can read the story.

You can type in a number and press a button that says, is this a big number?

If you type in IRC outcomes and evidence framework to Google-- I'm not just saying that because I'm here-- but if you type it in, you'll be guided

If you type in meme in an image search, happiness comes from other people, every single result seemingly or at least on the front page that

They would type in thenewyorktimes.com, or still maybe use a print newspaper or go to a broadcaster for their news.

And you can type in a bunch of words and hit enter and have all the words come up.

If you type in "Finding Dory" on Google search, you'll see over on the right-hand side in the knowledge panel, there's a whole bunch of stuff

If I type in Uber in Google, you know what I get?

But if you go type in Jonathan, and you'll get-- Ross John, or something like that.

you had to type in the notes and it was using the PCs speaker buzzer.

So I'll type in H. That gives me an X. E, which gives me an O. L gives me a D.

So if I type in Y I get a T. H gives me an E.

But I'll type in the next three just to verify that I didn't get some garbled message.

So I'll type in a Z. And I get at T.

Now I can type in the rest of the message that was sent to me.

So if you type in my name on Google, the Google profile says I'm 5' 5".

And you type in-- in my case I usually type in about 120 minutes.

And I try and type in 10.

You could type in Coors, and it would come up with nothing.

If you just type in Runner's World and put in my name, or IronStrength and my name, it will pull up and you'll see this IronStrength workout online.

If I type in Lynch into Google, of course I'm gonna get, you know, there's certainly gonna be at least two commas in the answer.

So I type in Campobasso, Google recognizes it, I click on images and there's often an awful lot of images.

Alright and you type in pieces of words and back your way into figuring out where some of this stuff is.

Cecilia D’Oliveira: Type in OpenCourseWare Japanese, and it'll probably lead you there.

prepared to type in a litany of symptoms from quote "Funny poops to itchy ankles."