Sentence examples for loud voice for from inspiring English sources

"I intend to be a loud voice" for the interests of people downtown, she added.

Long before his latest turn on the big screen, Rojas was a loud voice for the rights of undocumented immigrants.

As a child I would sing constantly, and I had what you could call a loud voice for my age.

What I'm really looking forward to is being a spokesperson, a loud voice, for the civic spirit of what architecture should be".

Brand, who has become a loud voice for the left in recent months, uploaded a new video to his YouTube channel The Trews, which contained footage he has purposely held back of himself with Labour leader Ed Miliband.

We will always be Daniel's parents, but we now feel the need, the duty and the obligation to be a loud voice for veterans who are too sick or too broken to speak for themselves.

France has long wanted more decisions taken by the euro zone, which is smaller and excludes some loud voices for free-market liberalism, such as Britain and several Nordic and ex-communist countries.

The French fear not only Turkish workers, but also a louder voice for Islam.

"I'm considered in our conference to be the loudest voice for the taxpayers, and I take that with a lot of pride," he says.

The loudest voice for in-kind food aid is that of the shipping industry, which has even managed to get a requirement that 75 percent of food aid shipped must go on American carrier ships.

Although that battle began in 1985 and Mr. Gates started making regular donations to it only in 2005, he has emerged in the last two years both as one of the biggest donors — he has now given $1.3 billion, more than the amount raised over 25 years by Rotary International — and as the loudest voice for eradication.