Sentence examples for reading the narration from inspiring English sources
The bulk of the load is going be shouldered by Paul Hecht and David Margulies, who are reading the narration and Leopold Bloom, respectively.
I once appeared on stage reading the narration of Peter and the Wolf, which I enjoyed a lot, and I also loved the movie The Red Shoes.
He had no dialogue, so Mr. Abrams instead asked him to read the narration.
The great actor Walter Huston Johnn's father) reads the narration, in the tones of an angry American fed up with Axis treachery and aggression.
According to the orchestra's program note annotator, Mary Ann Feldman, who wrote and read the narration: "It's the paragon of a well-disciplined choir.
She said the video was made with the help of a small team of volunteers, including a Web designer, a television producer and an actress to read the narration.
Your child reads the narration, and you read the dialogue.
Images whizz by in the video as Green narrates the main points and subtitles pop up on bottom of the screen for viewers who prefer to read the narration.
"I go right out and say, 'You all know I have had vocal surgery and I do have about five bass notes left, so I can assure you I can still sing the hell out of "Old Man River". ' " The second half of the evening is a symphonic version of one of her children's stories, "Simeon's Gift," for which she reads the narration.
Sure, there's a nice line in Paul Auster meta-narration (are you reading the story or is the story reading you…?) but the problem is that your tale never quite lives up to the tale within the tale – you know, the one so compelling that it traps the reader forever into a terrifying Astral Cult, which takes their money, possessions, LIVES.
"There's lots of fights in the book," said Bach. "I didn't realize there were so many fights until I read [the narration for] the audiobook.
