pronounceable in a sentence

• There is a tendency to favor " more logical " constructs over easily pronounceable ones.
• The name " Rolex " was given because it is easily pronounceable in many languages.
• Simple, easy-to-spell names all, pronounceable without getting tongue-tied.
• By 1903 regulations were changed to allow any pronounceable word no more than ten letters long.
• The love symbol is not pronounceable.
• It is one of the rare pronounceable words of the English language that consists solely of consonants.
• The names must be easily pronounceable in French or English and " nice and snappy,"
• Wilsdorf was said to want his watch brand's name to be easily pronounceable in any language.
• The callsign should be easily and phonetically pronounceable in at least English, the international language of aviation.
• Everyone had a pronounceable last name and a summer place, and the children all went off to college.
• It's difficult to see pronounceable in a sentence .
• Well, I guess it takes time to get a speech down to easily pronounceable one-syllable words.
• The order in which the states are listed has no significance other than to make the acronym MESIF pronounceable.
• At that time, the legislature adopted the more pronounceable name of "'State Agricultural College " '.
• He changed the spelling of his name to Voyen Koreis, in order to make it more pronounceable for English speakers.
• The first rule of acronyms, from radar to NATO, is that the initials must be easily pronounceable as a word.
• These names are meant to be pronounceable or have a mnemonic value, so that they may easily be conveyed by voice.
• Likewise, Gi醤nis Chrysom醠lis, of Greek descent, simplified and changed his stage name to the more easily pronounceable mononym, Yanni.
• These have the advantage that nearly all are pronounceable, that is, they fit the phonotactics of any language that uses German.
• On arriving in Paris, he changed his birth name Viatcheslav, to Victor, which was more easily pronounceable for the French.
• In 2011 the publishing house changed its name to Edition S  music瑂ound琣rt, which was pronounceable for non-Danes as well.