Sentence examples for once voiced from inspiring English sources
The film-maker, a former TV presenter who once voiced and puppeted ITV's Scally the Dog, certainly talks the talk.
Lady Pitkeathley once voiced the carers' paradox – that they feel obliged to care but not to be cared for.
2) He once voiced a jelly snake trying to impress a dinosaur sergeant, also made of jelly.
He once voiced support for a provision to allow mayors, who preside over civil marriage ceremonies in France, to decline to wed gay couples.
Jack Straw, a senior Labour figure who once voiced dismay over women who hid their face when meeting him, is still "fundamentally opposed" to a ban.
Whereas Ringo, befitting someone who once voiced the antics of childrens' trains, is more down to earth: "I am particularly glad to no longer be asked when the Beatles are coming to iTunes," said Ringo Starr.
In "To Autumn", Bewell argues, Keats was at once voicing "a very personal expression of desire for health" and constructing a "myth of a national environment".
Despite once voicing support for eliminating the Pentagon policy that prohibits gay individuals from serving openly in the military, the Republican senator more recently has signaled opposition to repealing the ban.
Once voice-over-cable technical hurdles are overcome, both AT&T and Time Warner plan to offer their own combined packages of voice and data over cable lines, possibly later this year.
After the match Richard Cockerill, Leicester's director of rugby, once again voiced his distaste for plastic.
Which brings us to perhaps the most powerful argument of all, once elegantly voiced by the home secretary herself.
