In MacLeod's work, the phrase voices our great misapprehension about the significance of almost every creature that draws breath; the author would swear that, for all their apparent inconsequence, each one of them hovers over a small diaspora of others.
Alive Elvis, which will initially be available at Sharper Image stores and at Graceland for about $300, includes one plug-in cartridge with eight songs and 37 phrases voiced by an Elvis impersonator.
Arab Spring attitudes are present: similar phrases voiced, similar instances of courage, and similar frustrations.
It was filled with "voices of joy and gladness," in the traditional Jewish phrase, "the voice of the groom and the voice of... .. well, the other groom.
As she completes the phrase, her voice leaps girlishly into her upper register, and it's as if she were gripping your arm so firmly that you could feel her nails dig into your skin.
According to Pietsch, Foster Wallace's notebooks were marked intermittently in the margins with the phrase "no voice", seemingly a signal that he was attempting to break away from his accustomed form.
Like Mr. Gil, he performs at full strength and full articulation: strumming an electrified acoustic guitar in choppy rhythms, which stressed upbeats, he sang phrases so hard his face reddened, then backed away slowly at the end of a phrase, his voice fading.
In the 1st millennium BC Demotic short story cycle centered on the deeds of Petiese, the stories begin with the phrase "The voice which is before Pharaoh", which indicates that an oral speaker and audience was involved in the reading of the text.
During climactic phrases her voice soared over the orchestra.
In the episode, Bellamy claims that she provided the "Beep, beep" sound effect in the Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons; in reality the phrase was voiced by Paul Julian.
