Sentence examples for re voice from inspiring English sources

Re "Voice of Yanks Is Maddening and Memorable," Sept. 20: John Sterling is a wonderful raconteur, has keen judgment about the game and is willing to criticize Yankee miscues.

Re "Voice of Yankee Stadium Could Retire Soon," April 2: Bob Sheppard's quiet dignity announcing at Yankee Stadium made us feel that seeing the ballgame was important, and it was.

Re "Voices in Your Head? Check That Chip in Your Arm" (Backslash, Nov. 10), which mused about the potential uses of implantable chips in the body: Well, what about an implantable pen?

The host of "Antiques Roadshow," Mark Walberg, will re-voice the episodes that Mr. Willard has already taped, Ms. Hopkins said.

The first TV we did together was a show called The Staggering Stories of Ferdinand De Bargos, for which we used to re-voice old footage.

– Tarr "I have been working with learners of Spanish as a foreign language using short clips where students had to subtitle and re-voice the original dialogues.

On it were neatly typed pages of the words and sounds to be re-voiced.

"We've re-voiced it with Americans, so it feels comfortable to our audience," Mr. Ascheim said.

"We are re-voicing them temporarily," she added, as the company makes plans for "a nationwide casting call to find a new voice for the duck".

As the peace process gathered pace, the anomaly of Gerry Adams being interviewed by the world's media and his words broadcast in every country apart from the UK – where they had to be re-voiced – became increasingly difficult to sustain.

Come on… Patience Agbabi's most recent collection, Telling Tales was a radical re-voicing of Chaucer and the Canterbury pilgrims, ablaze with the "rum ram ruf and rym" of modern London.