Sentence examples for voice drawn from inspiring English sources

"All I see is zombies / Hear them screaming out," he sings, his voice drawn out and croaking.

In his fiction, poetry and essays, Jim Harrison, who has died aged 78 after a heart attack, displayed a unique voice, drawn from the hardness born of isolation within the vast perplexity of the US, especially its outdoors.

Inspiring, anecdotal, his plain sentiments and comfortable Yorkshire voice drew 16 million listeners.

Before the bus leaves Times Square, its voice draws attention to varied street characters (all in the tour's employ).

And then she thought that in a café she could at last raise her voice, drawing attention to his harassing of her.

"I planted myself inside you and waited to bloom," she weeps, Davis's strong voice drawing out the poetry in Wilson's lines.

"The Voice" drew more than 19 million viewers in the 9 p.m. hour — and beat that week's episodes of "American Idol".

Speaking in his distinctive treacly voice, drawing out the words "amazing" and "incredible," the photographer looked across the ballroom, decorated like a 1930s Copacabana.

His voice drew praise for its mellow, almost professorial tone, although some listeners may have chosen to describe it as nasal.

But the rightful center of the music is Mr. Qasimov's voice, drawing on centuries of tradition to set the moment of performance aflame.

She brings a detachment to her songs, the pure quality of her voice drawing the listener into the story she is telling.