“In actual fact, most spellers have advance knowledge of every word that head pronouncer Stephanie Stuart-Vanderburg will throw their way.”

“He put away his stethoscope and smiled at Doggie, who regarded him blankly as the pronouncer of a doom.”

“The name of this officer is equivalent to the pronouncer of doom or sentence.”

“The brief pronouncement by Jimmy Carter does not do justice to the technical reasons behind that statement.”

“Immediately on the pronouncement of guilt, the clerk of the court asked the jurors what lands, tenements and goods the prisoner possessed at the time of the misdeed.”

“Word of this soon reached the British top brass, who sent down an official pronouncement ordering that the practice cease immediately.”

“Note: The pronounciation and spelling are very different from one island to the other.”

“The symptoms of language delay are delayed acquistion of vocabulary, of sentence structure, and of pronounciation of new or complex words.”

“They are not allowed to forget anything or confuse names, and proper pronounciation indicates knowledge.”

“His laddish image and macho pronouncements have obscured the fact that he is happily married to a Japanese woman, Yuriko.”

“I think the practical element of his take on remarkableness makes this far more useful than the vague pronouncements of a self-proclaimed guru.”

“I am suspicious of such absolutist pronouncements in so collaborative an artistic medium.”