They've run out of excuses') but the crowd, a strangely touching red-and-white mosaic of cartoon patriotism, were in great voice, chief Wags Posh and Cheryl Tweedy had actually remembered to put some clothes on, and according to certain sections of the media it was simply 'Our time' (this was just to be blindly agreed with, and not thought about too deeply).
Cummings told The Huffington Post that "[s]tunt singing" is actually something the actor continues to do regularly, having done the same for American actor Russel Means, voice Chief Powhatan in Disney's Pocahontas (1995).
In a lawsuit, the SEC said China Voice, former Chief Executive William Burbank, 52, former Chief Financial Officer David Ronald Allen, 60, and others fraudulently overstated the company's financial condition and business activity in China.
POUNDING round a corner comes a woolly mammoth, BEARING Hank Azaria, voice of Chief Wiggum from the Simpsons.
In order to permit the majority to speak with one voice, the chief justice and his two allies joined the Kennedy-O'Connor opinion.
But sections of the tape provide vivid images of the firefighters: the breathless voice of Chief Palmer, a marathon runner, after dashing up dozens of flights; the assurances from firefighters to him that they are coming on his heels; the effort to create a medical staging area for the wounded on the 40th floor.
Azaria did not expect to hear from the show again, but they continued to call him back, first to perform the voice of Chief Wiggum, and then Apu Nahasapeemapetilon.
In a gentle grandfatherly voice, the Chief told us a story of a coyote and two dogs -- the point of which was lost to me as the steam swelled to a boiling pitch in the small enclosure.
"With a shivering broken voice, the captain said, 'Chief, chief,' and nothing else," Farooq recalled.
In "The American President," a star-spangled roster of political and media figures worthy of Washington's best dinner parties can be heard as the voices of the chief executives, and part of the fun of watching is waiting to see who gets to be whom.
This is the one unmistakeable voice of the Chief Inspector of Prisons and her team.
