Sentence examples for voice climbed from inspiring English sources

He rose to his feet, and his voice climbed, too, by an octave.

Johnson's voice climbed a couple octaves and he let out a burst of breath.

A woman's voice climbed atop the children's fuss, yelling, "I got but two words for the lot a y'all!

One recent afternoon, Chandor, a gregarious forty-one-year-old with a Foghorn Leghorn voice, climbed the stairs that wreathe Bayside's Tank 4 and stood on its crown, gazing across Bushwick Inlet at Manhattan.

The first notes of Cielo e Mar from Ponchielli's La Gioconda found him sounding huskily baritonal, but as his voice climbed upwards the ringing tenor tone began to shine through.

Like a young Billy Idol, this hardcore punk rocker with the blonde spiked hair and a great voice climbed onto the stage like he owned it and had been singing "Longview" his entire life; and to Green Day's credit, they gave him more stage time than they normally would have, simply because they seemed so impressed.

And another man's voice climbs boisterously over his.

And Roi is the ultimate example: "It has way more electrolytes than Gatorade," Riese said, his voice climbing in ecstasy.

Then his husky voice climbs six bars to an angry rant that sounds almost convincing: "I'd go nowhere near someone's fertilizer!

The wounded soldier writhed in her own blood and shrieked, her voice climbing and ebbing suddenly as if she had run out of breath.

With his voice climbing octaves, his message punctuated with an occasional expletive, Williams laid it out: "We play with the same intensity -- no letdowns".