Sentence examples for voice buckles from inspiring English sources
Deborah Curtis's voice buckles a little and her head dips, almost imperceptibly.
"And has much changed with Oobah in that time?" "Not a lot," Ray's voice is buckling through nerves, "apart from the hair".
The lights flicker, and the pilot comes on and tells everyone, with panic in his voice, to stay buckled.
Federal officials should be listening to this majority voice and not buckle under to special-interest pressure.
The announcements featured his voice reminding drivers to "buckle up" their seat belts.
None of these quotidian deathtraps asks us to hand over to a pilot, forces us into a moment at which we surrender responsibility to a disembodied voice that reminds us to buckle up.
Recurring voice actors Jeff Fischer, Mike Barker, Matt McKenna, and Kevin Michael Richardson reprised their roles of Jeff Fischer, Terry Bates, Buckle, and Principal Brian Lewis respectively.
The "Chopsticks" opening turns out to have been a sly trick; she can really play, and sing, too: her voice rises in a convincing blend of anger, sadness, and frustration that eventually buckles, and ends as a resigned mumble.
Mansell is not shy to say so when he feels he has been hard done by - you can tell it in his voice when he tells of his frustration at playing much of his time under Buckle at right-back.
