Sentence examples for petite voice from inspiring English sources
She's one of the young jazz singers, and though she doesn't have the most high-flown material, she has plenty of control over her petite voice and a way of injecting regular-gal speech into her sung lines that seems honest and contemporary.
(She's not exactly rewriting history and doesn't have the most high-flown material; her new album opens with a blowsy "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".) But she has plenty of control over her petite voice and a way of injecting regular-gal speech into her sung lines that seems honest and contemporary.
Nazario, a petite woman with a voice like a sing-song lullaby, has earned accolades for cleaning up a town that had been plagued for decades by corrupt leadership and crime.
| July 8 at 4 30: The conductor Will Crutchfield's numerous celebrations of the art of bel-canto singing begin with a rare performance of Rossini's "Petite Messe Solonnelle," for voices and keyboards, featuring the soprano Julianna Di Giacomo and the tenor Barry Banks, among others.
Erika Wennerstrom, a petite woman with a cavernous voice, leads this high-voltage trio from Cincinnati in overpowering blues-rock originals.
Felicia, the object of his desire, is played by the gamine Montego Glover, a petite woman with a big voice, who exudes an aura of fetching sweetness.
LAST month, Charice Pempengco, the petite Filipino teenager whose knockout voice has wowed Oprah and millions worldwide, caused a stir of another kind.
Her secret weapon is her youth: A petite woman with a small voice, at first she seems even younger than she is.
Jocelyn Faro, a petite singer with a big voice, was ensconced outside Paws Pet Boutique.
They wanted to know exactly how much Randolph, a petite woman with the high-pitched voice of a schoolgirl, knew about their sport.
Kathryn Grayson, the petite singer and actress whose operatic voice and campus-sweetheart beauty embodied the glamour of Hollywood movie musicals in the 1940s and '50s, died Wednesday at her home in Los Angeles.
