Customarily, each row or rank consists of 61 pipes that sound over five octaves and are voiced to imitate clarinets, flutes, trumpets and other instruments.
Noritz, a compact man with a salt-and-pepper beard and a megaphonic voice, customarily wears a jockstrap around his neck (signifying his support of athletics) and a laminated badge identifying him as the "A.T.P. Psychologist" (players call him Dr. Lou).
The consent orders and staff reports are customarily written to sound harsh in order to justify the fines.
White Teeth Zadie Smith Hamish Hamilton, £12.99, 480pp A debut with the zest and ambition of White Teeth is customarily hailed as the arrival of a new "voice" in fiction.
The Mexican tenor Ramón Vargas, customarily stylish in Italian repertory, was in dry, reedy voice as Rodolfo, and the big-toned Russian soprano Hibla Gerzmava made for an oddly stentorian Mimi.
This September, Morgan was playing to a customarily packed house in Dublin when an audience member sitting near an open window heard voices that, she claimed to an Irish radio station the following day, seemed to eerily prefigure the revelations that emerged on stage a few seconds later.
The boys often act as the voice of reason when these events cause panic or incongruous behavior among the adult populace, who are customarily depicted as irrational, gullible, and prone to vociferation.
He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.
It is a customarily brilliant show.
Shockey customarily runs this way.
The family was customarily absent.
