Sentence examples for could be voiced from inspiring English sources

One of them could be voiced by Bruce Willis.

He also customized them in a manner that he called octavacion: changing the reeds so that single notes could be voiced in two octaves at once.

The music school, which rushed into construction before appropriate feedback or objection could be voiced by the community, has refused to consider any modifications in terms of height or other accommodation.

But he needed all those drums, as a flute needs all its stops or a harp its strings, so that his tremendous bubbling cascades, his liquid journeys, could be voiced: he needed not to run out of drums as he ran around them.

"Since we did not have enough time" to play all of the taped material that the Federal Security Service said it had, Mr. Chernov said, "we took only part of it and then used a montage -- just several opening phrases and a few more to have it as background that could be voiced over by the translation".

If Vader does appear on screen for the first time since a brief turn in 2005's Star Wars prequel Revenge of the Sith, he could be voiced once again by the veteran US actor James Earl Jones, who provided the villain's velvety tones in the original trilogy (British actor Dave Prowse famously portrayed Vader on screen).

It's only guesswork on my part, but I feel this bullock, too, could be voicing his territorial rights – like the buck, but from the other end.

Hence, the Norwegian GPs could be voicing preoccupations about a new situations and how it will form clinical practice, while the Danish GPs have internalised the rationale behind using clinical guidelines for rationing.

So the interviews could be voice-over as much as possible.

The mute button, for example, could be voice-activated since that's how evoice-activated sinceeaker—rathat than requiring a manual button press.

Although Hamilton immediately dismissed the notion, the fact that the idea could even be voiced shows how far the moral compass of Formula One has swung.