Sentence examples for has grown hoarse from inspiring English sources

He has grown hoarse arguing his case.

There is no reason why a no to the constitution should stop or slow down the EU's expansion: as the yes campaign in France has grown hoarse explaining, Turkey, which will not join for a decade, has nothing to do with it.

The real private sector has grown hoarse crying foul, as recently when the state privatisation agency quietly passed ownership of Tehran's main convention centre to an army pension fund.Because their accounting is off-the-books and the ownership of these businesses is notoriously opaque, it is difficult to gauge their value.

"What do you think, we're stupid?" The room went silent, and his voice had grown hoarse.

If Mr. Short's voice has grown noticeably hoarser in recent years, he remains a great entertainer who projects the spirited joie de vivre of a sophisticated cherub, performing a repertory that features the best songs by the likes of Cole Porter, Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn, Andy Razaf, Cy Coleman and Vernon Duke.

"The love that previously dared not speak its name has now grown hoarse from screaming it," Robert Brustein wrote, two years later, in The New York Times.

"For many years in our main gallery, all the tourists would run in asking where the market was," said Chuma Nwokike, the owner, whose voice had already grown hoarse a few hours after the market opened.

The touts on the way to the ground were hoarse by this time, the variety of ribboned rosettes had dwindled, and I found myself waving aside programs and surveys, for I now knew all the names by heart and had grown as adept as any of the announcers at identifying the Portuguese.

By the time the fifth set began, Safin had smashed two rackets out of frustration and grown hoarse from chastising himself.

She'd grown hoarse by then and was talking through tears.

The mayor, who had a cold, grew hoarse toward the end of the day.