Sentence examples for vocal case from inspiring English sources

Your leaders need to make a more vocal case for your European interests.

(Certainly among Tory activists, if this week's party conference was anything to go by, the energy is all for out: the Conservative prepared to make a vocal case for the EU has become a very rare bird).

(Certainly among Tory activists, if this week's party conference was anything to go by, the energy is all for out: the Conservative prepared to make a vocal case for the EU has become a very rare bird). Committed leavers have concluded that the core battleground is the centre and especially the centre-left: they reckon it will be Labour voters who will decide the referendum.

Einhorn, who has made a vocal case against Green Mountain in the past, wrote that he'll keep his thoughts on that particular deal to himself for now.

With her vocal support, the case has only gained momentum.

The sharply divided court was particularly vocal about this case, with four justices filing additional opinions.

A word or two will jump out and the odd Case vocal will draw in, but beyond that.

In Ms. Anderson's case, vocal architecture served as a metaphor for life in all its variants of struggle and victory; it led us to the character, or at least this singer's vision of her.

There are dozens of moments of vocal delight here: Case soaring on the words "blue, blue baby" in "The Pharaohs"; blending her voice with Paul Rigby's rapid fingerpicking and the singing of Lucy Wainwright Roche and Kelly Hogan on "Vengeance Is Sleeping"; building steadily on "I'm an Animal," one of her best rock songs to date.

Intact America is an activist group that has been very vocal about this case.

But each proposal raises concerns and in some cases vocal campaigns of opposition from residents, councillors, MPs and sometimes even doctors and nurses.