Sentence examples for rises the voice from inspiring English sources

We open in darkness, from which rises the voice of a tenor (Mark Padmore), singing of "horrid shapes, and shrieks, and sights unholy".

Above all others rises the voice of Caitriona Paudeen, a viperous old woman who has long despised her (still-living) sister Nell, for marrying a man they both loved: I thought I'd live for another couple of years, and I'd bury her before me, the cunt.

As the voices around me rose, the voice in my head found clarity: I would never talk back.

NEW ORLEANS — From the smallest player on the court rose the loudest voice, a baritone layered thick with disgust.

When Ms. Seda's voice rises, the birds seem to know she is upset and chirp louder, distracting her.

Or do you rise to the voice?

It is also strategic; in the course of "Shur" ("Emotion"), the mugham the Qasimovs sang, the tonal center gradually rises, pushing the voices higher and higher.

How I wish I had been reading And Still I Rise so the voices in my head could've debated about asking for Her autograph.

And, he continued, his voice rising, the looming strike was now threatening to take all that away.

Many senators and congressmen have also been interviewed by Fischer, including South Carolina's Jim DeMint, the rising voice of the Tea Party in the Senate, and Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, the Republican Party's top-ranking member in the Senate.

"So I call on you, from a place of compassion, to thwart the enemy plans by not participating in the demonstrations tomorrow, because it's suspicious and it will give rise to the voice of those who destroyed Iraq".