Sentence examples for dreaded voice from inspiring English sources
For hospital patients, the nurse is often the dreaded voice crying "Sleep no more!" That was certainly the case for the poor man who needed the 4 a.m. transfusion.
As a film, The Railway Man is full of meaningful pauses in between the anger and torture, which left me wondering what Lomax felt at these times, so much so that I yearned for the cliché of the dreaded voice-over.
My film Get All That, Ant? is saved from the conventional theatricality of having the dread voice of the commentator whose anesthetizing TV voice tells us what to think about what we are looking at.
I never let a dreaded call go to voice mail".
If I'm dreading a certain task, I get myself ready the night before, and then tackle it as the first item for the next day (Here are some other tips to stop procrastinating).. I've found that articulating a specific rule -- "Don't let a dreaded call go to voice mail" -- is a great way to make sure that my habits and tendencies contribute to my happiness, instead of detracting from it.
Avoid the dreaded monotone by raising and lowering your voice to emphasize or de-emphasize certain points of what you are saying.
There is one voice for the loyal masses, another for the dreaded men in suits.
Then again, its founders are no strangers to launching exciting Irish voices, having rescued Donal Ryan's Spinning Heart from the dreaded slush pile at Lilliput Press.
Mr. Weiner, now 38, said he thought so, too — until he received a voice-mail message from Ms. Bergamini containing the word most dreaded by every would-be lover: "friends".
Tellme's voice-recognition smarts could slash costs and free callers from the purgatory of the dreaded option menu ("Press 1 for …").
