Sentence examples for voice disappeared from inspiring English sources
The voice disappeared, and shots rang out.
He didn't stop shouting until his throat hurt and his voice disappeared.
"Listen to this," he said, making a mortadella-wide "Molto" smile as his voice disappeared in the roar.
The spotlight tightened throughout the song; when Ms. Houston's voice disappeared after the final lyric, "Ooh, I'll always, I'll always love you," the stage went dark.
He had just done his gruffest tones for Falstaff, and, when he segued into a monologue from "Romeo and Juliet," his voice disappeared.
His voice disappeared for three and a half months when the virus first hit, which forced him to rely entirely on his whistle.
Are there any of her songs, I wonder, that might be identifiably her? "Mmm," she draws on her cigarette, and her voice disappears up her nose.
Judge Sabich narrates much of the novel's first half, in flashbacks to the anxious period before his wife's death, and then his voice disappears for a long stretch, to be replaced largely by that of his grown son, Nat, a recent law school graduate who was once a student of philosophy.
If too many quotations are used, then the authorial voice disappears.
Like making your mom's voice disappear from your soundscape when you're learning for an exam," he says, only half-jokingly.
