Sentence examples for vocal command from inspiring English sources

At last, acoustic number "Saviour" showcases her stunning ethereal vocal command and whispers of potential for the new forthcoming record.

As the evening proceeded, however, both leading men took to their roles with due gusto and vocal command.

Abbey Lincoln, a singer whose dramatic vocal command and tersely poetic songs made her a singular figure in jazz, died on Saturday in Manhattan.

Despite the recording taking place only nine years before her death, Thornton can be heard belting out songs with her trademark vocal command.

Mr. Früh beck De Burgos conducted it with a great deal of author ity, and Miss Lerer sang idio matically, though without very much vocal command.

In the title role, baritone Michael Adams was more of a work in progress, relying on generic suavity rather than vocal command and characterization.

In Basic I, Mary Ann combines hand signals with vocal commands, as dogs get deaf when they get older.

Assisted by the Rigginses, who communicated with her using a system of hand signals, vocal commands, and freeze-dried treats, she followed him.

University of Cambridge A study reveals that elephants are not able to recognise visual cues provided by humans but are responsive to vocal commands.

Shot from below, grinning, Jesse looks a little villainous, or at least rakish during this scene – he's testing out the limits of his vocal commands.

The result was the new Aibo LM series ($850): cuter, rounder, smaller dogs that still respond to vocal commands and can "learn" new behaviors.