Sentence examples for voice back to from inspiring English sources

He drops his voice back to its usual register.

One that gives a voice back to those who can't talk.

If not, there remains one option that would bring modern England's greatest voice back to a mass audience.

Yet something else happened: the re-concentration of voice back to those with commercial and political motives, encouraged by "winner take all" internet economics.

"MOTM surely Robert Key for giving a voice back to thousands of generously girthed village cricketers," says generously girthed village cricketer Christopher Proud.

She falls for the princess Ariel while stealing her voice, chases her out of the sea and on to dry land, where she kisses her voice back to her.

A rare and astonishing book, sensitively translated by Deborah Smith, Human Acts enrages, impassions and, most importantly, gives voices back to those who were silenced.

State Senator Arthenia L. Joyner spoke on behalf of the Clinton campaign and asked the committee to "give voices back to the 1.75 million voters in Florida" arguing for a full seating of all the state's delegates.

If the frequent quotations from Victorian verse, in "The Conjugial Angel," at times give us the classroom yawns, and Arthur Hallam's youthful effusions verge on the insufferable, it is all in the good if ghoulish cause of bringing dead voices back to life.

Officers also wear small transmitters on their belts that relay their voices back to the antennas in the patrol car.

Small transmitters worn by officers on their belts relay their voices back to the antennas, which are housed inside the patrol car.