Sentence examples for voice approached from inspiring English sources

When a woman with an unusually high-pitched voice approached, he asked, "Is that your real voice?" He dropped his own basso profundo even lower and said, "Hi, I'm Herman Cain".

As Houston's voice approached the high note on the word "free," she slowed for suspense and for air, then rang the E-flat above middle C like a bell.

A voice approached.

One night after singing in a gay bar in West Hollywood, a casting director for The Voice approached her and asked her to audition.

In one case, in 1974, Ron Rosenbaum at The Village Voice approached his new boss, ripped up a paycheck, declared that no amount of money could keep him at the paper — and stormed off.

What about the house appealed to her? "The house was the right price, and it was a wreck," Ms. Kavanaugh said, her voice approaching Julia Child territory as it rose in emphasis.

On Friday you might have seen Gary Clark Jr., a lanky young blues guitarist with tremendous feel, muscling through "Don't Owe You a Thang," his voice approaching a spooky snarl.

Just before "Gunpowder and Lead," she played a pair of songs from her latest album that showed off her breadth: a precise and unflashy "White Liar," — one of her most direct songs, on which her voice approaches the cloying jumps of Jewel — followed by "That's the Way That the World Goes 'Round," an unexpectedly stirring song with Ramones-esque churn.

Suddenly I heard voices approaching, his officers criticising him for being away from his post.

They have the rough, barely muffled anger of raised voices approaching from the other side of a closed door.

The transitional decade leading up to the late work may be Guston's most fascinating and underrated: soulful abstractions that have the rough, barely muffled anger of raised voices approaching from the other side of a closed door.