Romi, still stranded, heard voices aloft in the breeze.
In "Ella Fitzgerald: The Tale of a Vocal Virtuosa," the First Lady of Song (1917-96) is pictured soaring over Harlem with a winged Chick Webb, flying over the moon on an aerial trumpet with Dizzy Gillespie, and floating over Paris, London and Moscow, with only her voice keeping her aloft.
"This is what makes America great," he added, holding his arms aloft, his voice rising.
'This is my guitar," said Bob Log III, holding the instrument aloft, his voice a distorted Arizona drawl.
For several years I worked under a literary editor who, whenever he encountered a new volume he thought had little reason to exist, would hold it aloft and announce, his voice bright with sarcasm, "Well, here's a necessary book".
Rise, Gary Lineker the iconoclast, the fierce defender of morals and vigilante voice of forgotten liberal ideals, stood aloft the Twittersphere, waving a burning flag sky-high, shouting as he goes: "We will not be silenced.
"What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?" was slow and bone-sparse; unflashily played, it sails aloft on the brothers' voices -- Bill's especially, an eerie falsetto moan.
Aloft is part of the Starwood chain.
She wields her voice with the timing of a falcon, breezing aloft and then darting directly and implacably toward its target.
