Sentence examples for had intoned from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Halper's father, Barry, a major collector of baseball memorabilia, was a limited partner in the Yankee franchise, and the bar mitzvah guests included Yankee legends whose names Mr. Sheppard had intoned, like Yogi Berra, Joe DiMaggio and Phil Rizzuto.

In the minutes after the ring announcer Michael Buffer had intoned that the judges' cards -- 115-113 for Golota (Steve Weisfeld), 115-113 for Byrd Tony Paolilloo) and 114-114 even (Melvina Latham) -- had created a draw, King began beating the drums for a rematch, decibel by decibel, with the emphasis on Golota, who was born in Poland but lives in Chicago.

"Pass a bill," Obama has intoned repeatedly.

From Gordon Brown down, ministers have intoned the usual mantras.

For generations, weary parents have intoned: "Goodnight room.

Reviews have duly been commissioned; politicians have intoned that bold decisions must be made.

"Time passes", as Thomas, Burton and countless other First Voices have intoned.

As Mr. Obama has intoned, from his professorial perch, it's words that really matter.

He has intoned about the need to lower property taxes to avert an exodus from New Jersey.

As inflation fears have taken hold, a minority chorus of economists has intoned that the Fed must lift rates or risk runaway prices.

Ma has intoned the Sarabandes at enough funerals and memorials that they have become almost official anthems of mourning; but in performances of the full cycle he makes them spontaneous again, groping from note to note.