Sentence examples for Wobbly voice from inspiring English sources

"How was it?" my mother asked in a wobbly voice.

Then, one afternoon, I was at my desk, the windows open, when I heard a woman with an elderly, wobbly voice, calling for her grandson.

The veteran bass Kurt Rydl, in booming but wobbly voice, is an especially seedy Boris, who looks drunk and wears an unbuttoned uniform.

A wisp of a girl with a wobbly voice, she sang "Lemon Incest," a love ballad (and play on words — "zeste de citron"), in duet with her father.

One of the movie's few scenes of a bull rider away from the arena shows him plunking a guitar and singing a sexist country song with an unpublishable lyric in a wobbly voice; he's no musician.

Even before art performances became as ubiquitous as photography, I remember Jamie Isenstein doing a soft-shoe with a skeleton at Guild & Greyshkul and Rachel Mason's wobbly voice and acoustic guitar giving her own insistent update on folk music at the Alona Kagan Gallery.

Eilana Lappalainen was the wobbly voiced and sometimes indistinct soprano soloist.

Compared with the thick paint, toupees and wobbly voices that have populated the Opry, Harris retains not only a dignified (and attractive) physical presence but also continues to experiment with her sound.

In the opening section Celia Rowlson-Hall offers a wobbly voiced song (based on Will Oldham's "I Am a Cinematographer") full of memories of growing up, as she alternately shadowboxes and jerks her head stiffly to one side.

When a wizened, lank-haired man leaves an audience of elderly ladies swooning as he takes to the piano for a wobbly voiced chorus of Feelings, we're reminded that older people are not a problem to be solved or pitied, but people with personalities, pasts and inner lives.

13 Less a question of turning back time than disrupting it and creating a spooky alternative universe, Cher's Believe had its wobbly-voice effect added only at the last minute, but the real twist is that in its earliest stages it sounded, according to writer Brian Higgins, like a Stone Roses song.