Scale is about amplifying the voice, about making it the voice of people who were excluded from history.
She read out loud some blogs his team had written in her voice, about how it's important when travelling to use the hotel safe – "Stay alert, travellers!" – and how, if you're in Spain, you should try the tapas.
Labour must find a more certain voice about what it is for and why; if the Lib Dems cannot champion policies within the same tradition, then they must withdraw from government.
Politicians and public relations specialists, marketers and military leaders, advertisers and entertainers speak to us with virtually one voice about what it means to be American.
I'd used to joke with my sister-in-law, in a low, scratchy voice, about what it would be like when her kids came to visit "crazy aunt amy".
Media outlets immediately jumped on Preschool Mastermind as soon as the Village Voice wrote about it in January, mostly to deride it as another gauche happening in bizarre, bourgeoisie Brooklyn.
The governors of Wyoming and New Mexico have also voiced concern about it.
The measure will now go to President Vaclav Klaus, who has voiced reservations about it.
More than a few Democrats took notice that Mr. Pearce, whose district is in Mesa, a Phoenix suburb, managed to win unanimous support for the bill from House Republicans, even from some moderates who had voiced misgivings about it.
The vote leaves the decision on the drug, Xenical, up to the F.D.A., which has already voiced skepticism about it because of an increased incidence of breast cancer in patients taking the drug in clinical studies.
