Sentence examples for recognisable voice from inspiring English sources

There speaks the recognisable voice of calm rationality.

They had Tom's strong and recognisable voice, with the faint hum of another consciousness running underneath them.

He supplements his meagre actor's income as an actor by being the voice of Bertie Bottlebank for a local radio station based in Doncaster, and he is also the recognisable voice of a clinic specialising in the treatment of leg ulcers on Saga FM.

In recent years we've seen clients as diverse as telecoms companies and management consultancies appointing their own heads of brand language: people whose job it is to make sure their company has a recognisable voice, and that whoever writes for them does so in that voice.

But for the 35,000 people inside the Stadio Olympico in 2006, or for the two billion people watching at home, this was a particularly mesmeric show: Pavarotti's instantly recognisable voice filling the airwaves, his face contorted as though he knew this would be his last performance.

Björk's voice sounds at the same time like that of a child and that of a seductive woman: visceral and guttural, a highly personal, easily recognisable voice, with rolling Rs and a heavy accent practically the opposite of the cleaned-up artifice of a classically trained singer.

David Tennant and Rupert Grint provide recognisable voice-cast names for the target audience, while Stephen Mangan is allowed to speak but not sing as Pat, his voice weirdly transmuting into that of Ronan Keating for the production numbers.

"Our station is at the heart of the East End and it is fantastic that as part of EastEnders' 30th anniversary, our customers will be able to hear one of the most recognisable voices from the show telling them that there is a 'right pukka' service on the District line," Bromley-By-Bow London Underground's area manager Sandra Anderson added.

XOYO, EC2, Fri BB One of the most recognisable voices to emerge from NTS Radio is DJ Moxie, whose playful blends of house, techno and hip-hop, and infectious enthusiasm on the mic, caught the attention of Radio 1 (it awarded her a slot as part of their 2013 In New DJs We Trust residency series).

James Alexander Gordon, one of the most recognisable voices in British broadcasting, is to retire after 40 years reading the classified football results on BBC radio.

James Alexander Gordon, one of the most recognisable voices in British broadcasting, has died aged 78. Gordon read the classified football results on BBC radio for 40 years before stepping down in 2013.