Sentence examples for old-fashioned voice from inspiring English sources

But Google Now doesn't mine old-fashioned voice conversations yet.

It is ironic that it should be old-fashioned voice that lightens the darkness in fibre.

He has a wrinkled, old-fashioned voice from the 1950s, which, fittingly, has an ooh-matron ring of Kenneth Williams or Terry Scott.

She spoke fast, compulsively, with fascinating non-sequiturs, in a polished, old-fashioned voice which did not suffer fools or the interruptions of others, but was regularly broken by a ready laugh, frequently at her own expense.

DoCoMo estimates that the number of devices in Japan which might be linked in this way exceeds the human population by a factor of five.But if data services fail to take off, there is a fall-back plan for 3G: good old-fashioned voice calls, which can be carried more cheaply on 3G networks than on 2G ones.

The killer app for third-generation wireless will be old-fashioned voice.

On the contrary, the mobile-device industry will bear a closer resemblance to its other parent: the market for old-fashioned, voice-only handsets.Start with intellectual property.

Part of the industry's woes involve new Internet-based communications networks that have usurped the supremacy of old-fashioned voice-based networks.

As long as your favorite keywords are in your resume, the applicant tracking system won't care whether your resume uses a human voice or the old-fashioned robotic voice.

The voice sounded like the voice I needed - a little stilted and old-fashioned, the voice of a fairytale.

For all the wonders of text-to-voice and voice synthesizing technology, there's still no match for an old-fashioned, human voice when it comes to having someone read aloud to you.