Sentence examples for moving voice from inspiring English sources

She has a thin, moving voice and a boundless imagination.

It's experimental but there's always something to respond to, be it Youngs's own deadpan normality or the powerful spell he casts with his clear and moving voice.

"There's no single solution" to moving voice over the Internet, said Edward Mier, founder of Miercom in Princeton Junction, N.J., which tests Internet telephony equipment.

In the novel, it is the Chief who narrates; his strange and moving voice combines shrewd observation with the deranged fantasies of a man who wants only to hide in plain sight.

"Like It's Yesterday" begins with a gentle, tantalizing piano, followed by V's moving voice, exuding velvety wisps of affecting tones.

But when she pours that surprisingly big and moving voice into the exultant "Vanilla Ice Cream" and the plaintive "Dear Friend," her expression and her music transform her into a beauty.

The new product comes at a time when telecommunications carriers are beginning to move voice calls from conventional telephone networks onto data networks.

The technology moves voice to today's data networks, which should improve the quality of calls and also make it much faster for people to run websites or applications such as video while also on a call.

In 1992 he launched Yurie Systems, which developed a technology that moves voice, fax and data faster and more efficiently over phone lines.

A telephone switch, in comparison, is part of an exchange, used for relaying calls from the "central office," usually stout brick, faceless buildings that house the hardware to move voice calls across its networks.

A telephone switch, in comparison, is part of an exchange, used for relaying calls from the "central office," usually stout brick, faceless buildings that house the hardware to move voice calls across its networks.