Another winner, in 1993, was Vice President Dick Cheney, a frequent vocal sparring partner of Mr. Rangel's.
Her performing streak now finds expression on the lecture circuit and, during our interview, in frequent vocal impressions, big gestures and whooping laughter.
Mady Mesplé, the soprano and a frequent vocal partner, told Le Monde that "with him, a whole page of French lyric history has vanished".
By this time, the disorder had progressed to severe tics and uncontrollable muscle spasms, which resulted in my limbs' flailing out of control and frequent vocal outbursts.
Yes, she swears, but Thom's most frequent vocal tic is decidedly more British: she has estimated she utters the word "biscuit" up to 16,000 times a day, so automatically it feels to her like blinking.
Currently, one of my children gives a good impression of downright hating me, another two grudgingly agree to inhabit the same space, with frequent vocal misgivings, while the fourth, abroad on a gap year, communicates only with his father and then only in pound signs.
The suite of Schubert arrangements was a lovely idea, not least because it gave the Philharmonic audience an opportunity to hear the mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter in an important part of her repertory that listeners who do not frequent vocal recitals would have missed.
His position became increasingly isolated, and subject to the frequent vocal criticisms of Joyce in particular.
Stylus Magazine's Todd Burns gave Stripped a negative review, but complimented "Beautiful" for "tastefully [reining] in Aguilera's frequent vocal acrobatics".
Earlier in their interview, Perry told DeGeneres that she and her "thoughtful," "creative" beau are very quiet at home because the singers need frequent vocal cord rest.
