After the boys were captured, Miguel Escobar, the Mexican consul based in Douglas, pried that number out of the smuggler and called it, informing a voice on the line that he had taken custody of the children.
The opening scene shows a weary, funereal herd of people on the bank of a Stygian river, returning — as we are informed by a voice-over — from Odessa to Thessaloníki, "city of refugees," in 1919.
"Keep your government hands off my Medicare" is the voice of the poorly informed, a level of ignorance so deep as to make reasoned debate difficult.
"Evening" does close to capacity business on West Forty-fifth Street; "Monitor" is pleased with them; they have won a couple of scrolls for excellence in making commercials; and not long ago Rollins informed an acquaintance, in a hushed voice, that offers for television spectaculars had been coming in at such a rate that he had had to reject eight of them that very week.
Yams's names were signifiers, pillaging street folklore and rap trivia to distinguish an informed, singular voice, most satisfying to those who recognized its source material.
The league's chairman came on to the ice and informed fans, in a voice shaking with emotion, that the players felt unable to continue.
And that enhances its function, described above, of serving as a more reliable, better informed, clearer voice than most in the overall tumult of noise.
How do you aim to use this show to inform a conversation that elevates the voices and talents of queer people of color and other marginalized groups?
Caroline was born in London but her parents moved to Manchester when she was two, and the city indelibly informed her voice, much like her peer Victoria Wood.
Amir Liberman, the chief executive of Nemesysco, denies that it works by chance and says his company's own research shows it is highly predictive of lying even when people are not informed their voice is being analysed.
