Sentence examples for hold a voice from inspiring English sources
The union's executive vice-president, Terrence Martin, told the Detroit Free Press that it would hold a voice vote at the meeting "to authorize a major collective action", in addition to holding ballot votes in schools later that week.
On his lap he held a voice computer, the size of a slim book, in a black case.
Reid appointed her, so the caucus held a voice vote affirming the move.
In 2010, two doctors at St. Michael's Hospital, a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto's medical school (and where I hold a position), started voicing concerns about pharmaceutical industry involvement in a pain-management course that was part of U of T's med school curriculum.
"Hold on!" a voice yelled from across the camp.
Back then, he "couldn't play a chord on the guitar, let alone hold a note with my voice". .
The president of Parliament, where Mr. Scharping still holds a seat, voiced no objections, allowing prosecutors to open the inquiry.
Sure, Emma Watson can't hold a candle to Paige O'Hara's voice, but I've heard the OG-iest of friends re-singing "Tale As Old As Time" like it was Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones".
A loud noise was defined as the participant having to raise his or her voice to hold a conversation.
A loud noise was defined as whether the participant had to raise his or her voice to hold a conversation.
If the windows are open, the noise is most deafening on the middle floors, and people inside find that they need to raise their voices to hold a conversation or talk on the phone.
