Sentence examples for voice ahead from inspiring English sources

And yet, he continued in his quiet, almost melancholy voice, "Ahead of us lies a very difficult second round of voting.

She rejected a request from women's rights activists to help strengthen their voice ahead of the dialogue, said Enas al-Arashi, a political analyst, saying that was possibly because it could cause problems for her within her party, Al Islah.

Clancy's advice might seem obvious (especially for a course that costs £295) – breathing from your stomach, not shoulders, and warming up your voice ahead of public speaking is the stuff of GCSE drama – but it's putting it into practice that is tricky.

An authoritative voice, ahead of trends, Anthony Lassman is an expert in the art of journeying well.

Critics denounced the raid as a government crackdown on opposition voices ahead of Sunday's parliamentary election.

This had little impact on banks' costs and financial stability, the regulator found, contrary to the fears they voiced ahead of the change.

The basic problem was that for much of the evening the singing sounded too little like having fun playing with well-trained instruments, and too much like burning out good voices ahead of their time.

The gallery's closure followed government raids last year on other cultural spaces popular with activists and artists, which human rights groups warned was part of a campaign to intimidate opposition voices ahead of the fifth anniversary of the 2011 Egyptian uprising.

Cinemagoers are being encouraged to "pack your flags and warm up your singing voices" ahead of the event on Saturday 8 September.

There is a late polling boost today for hardline leader of Traditional Unionist Voice Jim Allister ahead of both Europen and local elections in Northern Ireland this Thursday.

Over minimalist percussion and an insistent guitar vamp, her voice spins ahead of the beat with a jumble of words, then drags behind with a lazy drawl, occasionally fleshing out into stacked harmonies.