Sentence examples for voice flew from inspiring English sources

Emotional nuances are reified into audible objects: "Merry sunshine, Amelia!" Mrs. West's voice flew toward her husband's half-sister like a volley of silver arrows, intending to undo with their brightness the work of years of indigestion.

He believed in small government, deregulation, decentralisation, parental choice in education and a Supreme Court well staffed with non-revisionists; and what he believed, though spoken in a soft and rather gentlemanly voice, flew out of his word processor like shards of white-hot lead.His favourite cause, and the one where he thought his own influence most decisive, was economics.

On the final chorus, her voice flew towards those trademark high notes before the instruments drop out, leaving Mariah to sing her way out to the tune's climax alone".

At the heart of "The Wizard of Oz" is a great tension between these two dreams; but, as the music swells and that big, clean voice flies into the anguished longings of the song, can anyone doubt which message is the stronger?

Because to be black and to be conscious and to have a voice flies in the face of white supremacy.

He recognised that the hitherto unexploited potential of the Florentine "new music" was to allow the singer's voice to fly free above an instrumental bass line giving the right degree of harmonic support and ballast.

Critics raved about Carey performance following the completion of the ceremony, with Jon Pareles from The New York Times saying "once she was worked up, she moaned, growled and swooped to the high and low extremes of her voice in "Fly Like a Bird".

The band was recorded in Boston, and Hank Azaria, the voice of Moe, flew over to record his part with them and help them with their lines.

I sang at the top of my voice as I flew around all the bumps and potholes and sometimes skidded sideways with a static rear wheel: Shoot, shoot!

In the studio, voices were flying from every direction, talking to one another and past one another and over one another.

Voices would fly from its windows.