Sentence examples for started voicing from inspiring English sources

That's when residents started voicing what Mr. Marotta called "strong reactions".

People I trusted started voicing their disagreements and pressuring me into decisions I never wanted to make.

Greenmarket advocates worried that the design for new tree plantings would force some farmers out, and shoppers and chefs started voicing their objections.

Key employees started voicing dissatisfaction about their compensation, and Leers knew he had the makings of a morale problem that could result in defections.

With a bluntness that seems habitual — and more than occasionally strikes fellow Republicans as disloyal — Senator Chuck Hagel started voicing skepticism about the Bush administration's fixation on Iraq as a place to fight the Global War on Terror more than half a year before the president gave the go-ahead for the assault.

"Until forest product customers started voicing their concerns and asking for better, there was no motivation on the part of the forest industry and government to change business as usual," said Nicole Rycroft, founder and executive director of Canopy, a Vancouver-based nonprofit that works with businesses to advocate for environmental change.

Once you start voicing your opinion, you're going to run into other people that feel compelled to voice theirs, too.

Streep started voice training at age 12 and took up acting in high school.

How did you start singing opera? A. I started voice lessons the end of my freshman year of high school.

To do something with my lungs, I started voice lessons.

Together, we can articulate NO MORE through conversations started, voices raised and actions taken.