Sentence examples for later voices from inspiring English sources

But sooner or later, voices from lower down will be heard.

A judicious selection would draw out two later voices: dream-like lyric simplicity and apocalyptic intensity.

A moment later, voices cried out, "Allahu Akhbar!," and machine-gun fire from the second floor of the apartment house raked the street, scattering the cops.

'Ten Years Later: Voices From the Post 9/11 Generation Speak' (Monday) Written by its ensemble cast members, ages 9 to 23, this play explores the perspectives of young people in a world forever altered by the Sept. 11 attacks.

Keith later voices opinion that of all the songs they wrote, "Midnight Rambler" would be the essence of the Jagger/Richards writing partnership.

But Mr. Barak later voiced what appeared to be reservations about a crucial part of the Clinton plan.

RZA said that he wrote many of the tracks for "A Better Tomorrow" on guitar, first, later voicing the compositions with samples or other instruments.

She might not even have been remembered at all if not for some later voice acting, most notably her rendition of Smurfette in the "Smurfs" franchise of the 1980s.

Decades later, voice recognition systems are a staple of the luxury class, an alternative to buttons, joysticks and touch-screens that control onboard entertainment systems and satellite navigation devices.

Indo-European voiced aspirated sounds (bh, dh, gwh) in internal position probably first became voiced spirants (e.g., sounds such as v) in all Italic languages and, later, voiced stops in Latin and Venetic and the voiceless spirant f in Osco-Umbrian, South Picene, and Faliscan.

Hardiman later voiced King Sitric in the Big Finish audio play The Book of Kells.