The phrase "a cracked voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a voice that is shaky or broken, often due to emotion, age, or physical condition.
Example: "As she spoke about her late father, her words came out in a cracked voice, revealing her deep sorrow."
Alternatives: "a trembling voice" or "a shaky voice".
For another, he chose to begin the CD with a song that's almost painful to listen to, a cracked voice backed by desultory guitar-strumming -- you must tolerate the broccoli of authenticity before you get to the treats that follow.
Some people, including her husband, said that by writing, they were able to be more vulnerable and candid about their feelings and needs than they could ever have been in person or on the phone, when a cracked voice or tears might have cut them off.
I recall the late Clete Roberts reporting on President Kennedy's assassination with a cracked voice and tears; also, when Jess Marlow reported the accident that killed Gary Powers (the onetime U-2 pilot), his voice cracked.
He works as a labourer, sings (in a cracked voice) about the "dogs and concrete" of New York, and his earnings from the glamorous world of entertainment have hitherto been limited to $1,000 for appearing in an underwear ad.
Asked how he was, a confused and dehydrated Mr Bogucki, still carrying a small backpack, said in a cracked voice: "I'm hungry, I'm tired". Asked if he needed water, he said no, shaking muddy liquid in a jar.
But a country concept album detailing graphic sex and violence – sung in a cracked voice that emphasised droll absurdities – was never going to get a deal from a Nashville record label.
Thank God," he said in a cracking voice.
"I will bring them to Australia," he said in a cracking voice.
Gen. Charles Benjamin Allen, who was killed in a helicopter crash in late 2004, eulogized the soldier with a cracking voice.
Over the end credits of the new HBO documentary "Becoming Warren Buffett," we hear the incongruous sound of Buffett singing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," in a cracking voice.
Williams (6-2) defeAmherstherst (4-4), its archrival, 14-10, and Farley told his Ephs players in a cracking voice how proud he was of their effort.
