Sentence examples for vocal changes from inspiring English sources

But in recent years, Ms. Voigt, 53, has been going through vocal changes or, as some critics have put it, vocal problems.

Why do some of us want to tell them?" Mr. Lithgow does tell stories, and eventually acts out his family's — and his father's — favorite, P. G. Wodehouse's "Uncle Fred Flits By," in a hilarious, 45-minute tour de force that doubles as a primer on acting, including body language (note the battle-ax), vocal changes, timing and facial expression (the parrot especially).

Vocal changes are frequent following a surgical procedure to the thyroid gland.

To study intraindividual vocal changes over time, a longitudinal research design is preferred.

Further research into the relationship between specific training techniques, physiological changes, and vocal changes may also provide information on implementing more evidence-based training methods.

At present, there is limited evidence as to whether vocal exercise can alleviate negative vocal changes arising from physiological aging, in particular for aging individuals who sing.

The excellent soprano Ruth Ann Swenson seems to be going through a vocal change.

Be aware that sushi and zushi mean the same thing but reflect a vocal change.

In the Band, lead vocals changed from song to song and sometimes within songs, and harmonies were elaborately communal.

"Soul Singing" was the only song to cause disagreement; "I'd written this part where although the vocals changed the music stayed the same throughout.

As the chorus of the song starts in, Kesha's vocals change into an auto-tuned "stuttering" as she repeats "This place about to blow" four times over an electro beat.