LONDON — Here's a truism about the London theater that gets voiced infrequently: its indebtedness to American titles — and talent — has increased exponentially in recent years.
Sheridan also infrequently provides voices for several small characters on the show, such as recurring character James William Bottomtooth III.
Rabbi Krustofski became an infrequently recurring character, and his occasional speaking parts were voiced by Castellaneta.
"People are in the buying cycle so infrequently – it's an out of sight, out of mind product," said Sacks, who voices the popular character Irwin in Sit 'n Sleep's radio ads.
In any case, most fireplaces are used far too infrequently to cause any real damage to the environment, said Stephen Sears, the vice president of marketing and member services for the Brick Industry Association, voicing an opinion shared by some.
Timbres of instruments are barbed with fuzz tone and static; the voices that infrequently appear might be shouting unintelligibly or nearly buried in the mix.
Ms. Conklin is a slightly built woman, of an age she prefers not to disclose, with amused eyes and a salty, low-flying mezzo-soprano voice, which not infrequently plunges all the way down into contralto territory.
These voices are reflected only infrequently in the research literature, yet they enrich our understanding of how to design and achieve the best possible learning environments for young children across the globe.
This happens infrequently, mostly when the two men are raising their voices and intimately grappling with the story's tiresome sexual dynamics, which suggest a link between sadism and homosexual desire.
On her debut Decca recording Ms. Cabell (whose distinguished predecessors at Cardiff included Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Bryn Terfel and Karita Mattila) offers an intelligent mix of popular and infrequently programmed works, which highlight her elegant and agile voice.
