Sentence examples for voice dips from inspiring English sources

His voice dips as he remembers the response.

The track is bassy and airy, and Perry's voice dips slightly lower, where it often sits naturally (as on "Fingerprints," from her pop début, "One of the Boys").

"Hop, hop, hopping!" Sophie cries, to a class of ballet kids, but her voice dips and dies on the final word.

Because that's what I couldn't do as a child.' Her voice dips and cracks, so that she is talking in an almost-whisper.

I see something like this coming when her voice dips and she begins to talk about her dissatisfaction with the British accent she adopted for the film, admittedly one that careers loosely on screen from Southern belle to Cornish farmer.

They bubble out of her as her voice dips into low octaves or climbs to the squeaky squeal of a child who has had one too many sugar highs.

However, ratings for The Voice dipped when the show moved on to live performance rounds.

Her voice dipped and took on a tone of disgust as she recounted the case.

He is 77, a well-known lawyer from Savannah, with gray hair parted on the side and a courtroom-trained voice dipped in molasses.

"You very insensitively, very unprogressively, said perhaps we could meet in prison," said Ms. Bediako, her voice dipped in an inkwell of disdain.

While Mr. Stevens's music has been primarily acoustic, with his gentle voice dipping into a near-whisper, he never ruled out electronics.