Sentence examples for make vocal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Awad played several instruments, including guitar, frame drum and most strikingly, a nay, a Middle Eastern flute in which the whoosh of the player's breath fuses with the tone of the instrument and makes it possible to make vocal sounds while playing.

Almost all mammals and many other animal species make vocal noises and evince feelings thereby and keep in contact with each other through a rudimentary sort of communication, but those members of the animal kingdom nearest to humans genetically, the great apes, lack the anatomical apparatus necessary for speech.

Not all birds make vocal calls to alert companions, so behavioral ecologist Robert Magrath of the Australian National University in Canberra wondered whether they use flight sounds instead.

Forces like these, hell-bent on manipulating the truth, have coalesced to make vocal leadership even more meaningful and necessary than it was a few months ago.

Any bird-line archosaurs more primitive than this probably did not make vocal calls.

Make vocal cues for yourself; when you say a certain word, follow it up with a hand movement, or make the audience sing a few lines.

Capably led from the piano by James Bassi, the White Plains company makes vocal magic with each number.

Unlike Ella Fitzgerald, who made vocal acrobatics sound as easy as singing in the bath, Lee was not an outwardly artless singer.

Mr. Chance switched to alto saxophone with Kim Gordon, long of Sonic Youth; she made vocal loops, he played film-noir lines and they largely ignored each other until a final buildup.

Here he is on soul music: "Falsetto is the supernatural made vocal, Ariel for the airwaves: simultaneously hypermasculine and lovingly feminine, sexy yet chaste, falsetto in soul music is a sign of vulnerability that emerges from strength".

Critics had already remarked upon Gielgud's voice, that fabulous piece of machinery which a few detractors have claimed to be capable of making vocal music and little more.