Sentence examples for voice from a from inspiring English sources

But a small voice from a young girl clearly carried the day.

I like to think about what distinguishes a husky voice from a raspy one.

The voice, from a police megaphone, was steady in its menace.

The judges had not seen the testimony and so had to infer "inflection" and "tone of voice" from a transcript.

But she has a genuine voice, from a lower register she actually uses to high floating pianissimos.

Directions are just one kind of information that some people prefer to hear in a male voice from a computer.

Just then, a voice from a loudspeaker summoned visitors and residents to the castle for the opening ceremony.

In it Ms. Buckley stretches her many-faceted voice from a fluttery murmur to a whooping blues shout.

Politics can waft awkwardly into literature, like a voice from a neighboring apartment that you can't help but overhear.

Overheard on the north side of Washington Square, voice from a basement: "He's writing a best-seller aimed at all the people who don't read best-sellers".

On closed-circuit radio, a voice from a trailer across the lot addressed the worker on the joystick: "Steady, keep it steady".