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Discover LudwigThe phrase "voice carries" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the volume and projection of someone's voice. Example: "The teacher reminded the students to speak up, as the back of the classroom is far and their voices may not carry to the front."
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Our voice carries importance".
Her creamy voice carries beautifully.
The voice carries.
Her voice carries some authority.
"My voice carries very well there".
His voice carries over the students' laughter.
"God bless Sophie, her voice carries," he said.
His voice carries enormous heft with all leaders.
"Her voice carries whether she's on or off the field".
Her plaintive voice carries concise tales of memory and disillusionment.
No matter how forcefully she belts, her voice carries a touch of girlish lightness.
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