Sentence examples for found its voice from inspiring English sources

But it soon found its voice, and the audience found it.

The actor said it was an "absolute thrill" to perform the play on the stage that it "first found its voice".

Unfortunately, the entertainment industry still hasn't found its' voice when it comes to themes that deal with America's racial past, hence the lack of a larger promotion, despite being released on over 1,500 screens according to Box Office Mojo.

Now that the museum has found its voice exhibition-wise, it will need to cut back on an overloaded schedule.

It is time our profession found its voice on the state of NHS finances and what it means for patients and services.

The pancake chain has found its voice on Twitter, and it sounds an awful lot like a teenage hip-hop fan," quipped Adweek at the time.

Hopping from tasting room to vineyard to a Main St. Greenport restaurant owned by an ex-Manhattan celebrated chef, it is clear that the region has found its "voice" but refuses to sing a single tune.

While they never even mentioned the hire on their blog, after Grenell resigned HRC suddenly found its voice on the issue, wagging a finger and using it as an example of how "dangerous" a Romney presidency would be.

Joan Nestle co-founded the Lesbian Herstory Archives in 1974, and credits "its creation to that night and the courage that found its voice in the streets".

As those movements were cresting in the late 1960s, one more constituency found its voice, and demanded its rights--gay and lesbian Americans.

The Emirates finally found its voice as Arsenal poured forward in growing numbers to greet a grandstand finish.