"There were so many," he said, his voice halting and at times trembling.
"It was embarrassing for a long time to have my daughter on a college job earning the same money as me," he said, his voice halting.
Yesterday, his own voice halting and at times trembling, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani told reporters that he and Ms. Hanover were considering a formal separation.
The Soviet people rarely heard Stalin's actual voice — halting, dry, with a thick Georgian accent — but through the radio they absorbed his pronouncements, his view of culture and the world, his implicit message of paternalism and threat.
Although Mark Rylance's voice — halting, sincere, tremulous, outraged — is regarded as one of the premier instruments in the English theatre today, until he was five years old he could hardly speak.
"She said: 'Mom, Sebastian would never come to the U.S. without calling us from Poland first,' " said the woman, her voice halting nervously, adding that she had been under so much stress since the episode that she was taking sedatives.
"And every time I look at that painting, I think about Grace, and I think about the life that she lived and the life that lay ahead of her," Obama went on, his voice halting.
She recalled the experience fondly, though her voice halted with emotion when she described her experience during her Act III conversations with Gray, who died by suicide in 2004.
His head low and his voice halting, Officer Sean Carroll broke a year of public silence today to describe how he led his three partners into the shooting of Amadou Diallo, who was struck by 19 of 41 police bullets fired at him as he stood, unarmed, in the lobby of his apartment building in the Bronx.
Jerry Sandusky's voice was halting, and his affect was oddly flat.
