Sentence examples similar to serviceably voice from inspiring English sources
The show's power anthem, "What I Did for Love" (led in serviceably solid voice by Natalie Cortez), sounds as pop-pretty as ever.
Mostly it's Mr. Kristofferson alone with a guitar, his voice serviceably on key, to pitch the songs to better singers.
Her singing, once the embodiment of street-urchin heartbreak, is raspier, but her versions of Walking in the Rain and (The Best Part of) Breakin' Up are serviceably sassy.
Kristoffer Polaha, a relative unknown, plays Kennedy serviceably.
Her prose is serviceably clear, and her book well organized.
Flores has played serviceably there while continuing to excel at the plate.
(That's a metaphor. The actual musical score, by Mark Isham, is serviceably atmospheric).
Statham acts the hardnut hero quite serviceably, though it's horrible to watch Joan Allen's glacial warden cracking under pressure.
But still, he has done well to carry any trunks serviceably through middle age.
His falsetto passes serviceably enough for the required contralto, even if he does fudge the high notes.
Chris Larkin plays Freddie, her brief beau, and serviceably recites her most famous poem, Not Waving But Drowning.
