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• And he told me how he'd heard about my late father the activist and my sister the ballpark announcer.

• Another speaker who is the sole announcer of practice schedules may be less likely to speak in environments where such questions can be relevant.

• In other words, the fact that the announcer performs a particular role does not explain the nature of that role.

• Of course, in the frenetic world of today's media it would be unrealistic to expect politicians, announcers and newsreaders to pronounce foreign names perfectly.

• The announcer who sees the danger looming may use at least two strategies.

• What do you think about the announcers working for those radio stations?

• As the volume died down to allow the announcer to speak, a synth pulse carried on where the orchestral flourish left off.

• Theatrically, the play consists of short scenes, punctuated by traditional folk-song, and introduced by an 'announcer', who places each episode in its immediate political and historical moment.

• News announcers and advertising content are frequently attacked in the newspapers for sloppy syntax, errant word choice, and more.

• Here, the listener is overtly reassured of the imagery of transport and travel by the foreground calls from announcers confirming that it is indeed a train station.

• She has recorded the actions of the performers and announcers, the text, camera cuts, audience reactions, and details of how each of the songs was performed.

• In the context of a sporting event, they are also quite stereotyped, hence the announcer has a good idea of what is likely to transpire at any instant.

• The present can perhaps be rationalized in the sense that the announcer is making a general comment on the way things happen; when a block is good a touchdown occurs.

• The selection of professional announcers was guided by practical reasons: the database was created to develop a text-to-speech system, and voice quality and perfect diction were requested.

• Of course the announcers themselves occasionally make dreadful mistakes with uncommon words, especially place-names, but this is excusable, and apart from it we may claim to have succeeded.