Sentence examples similar to voice career from inspiring English sources
Mr. Scaggs's most successful music has shrewdly contrasted the rough and the smooth, the voice careering unsteadily over polished grooves like a rogue on a bender.
An elderly woman in a light cloth coat stood ramrod straight at a back counter, her quavery voice careering into panic as a diplomatic cashier showed off the features of clock radios.
His first words into the microphone – "I'll try but it won't be easy" – came out all wobbly, his voice careering up and down the chromatic scale like a Swanee whistle.
I knew her slightly when our Village Voice careers overlapped in the '90s, and I interviewed her in 1992 for an article on the history of women rock critics.
In one passage Mr. Malvacías tore through a sort of spoken nonsense aria, his voice careering from garbled groans to high-pitched, ecstatic squeaks, his body seeming to swallow itself as he hunched over.
But he is breaking with his pre- Voice" career: the two albums he released on Capre- Voicerds, in 2003 and 2006, when he was billed simply as Javier.
I'm eager to see how her voice and career develop.
In Lois Lane: Fallout, Lois is finding her voice and career path.
His selection as laureate honored his strong voice, long career and prominence.
And when Marianne does decide to rasp a few words, you know it's because her feelings are so strong that she's willing to risk her voice and career to make them understood.
My voice-over career is really my bread and butter, commercial voice over, promo stuff, things like that.
