Sentence examples for voice interpreting from inspiring English sources

They hungrily signed up for his far-flung spiritual pilgrimages, flocked to church fund-raisers to catch his melodious voice interpreting show tunes.

Leonard, although he had initially envisioned a male voice interpreting the song, decided to use Madonna as the main vocalist and used the demo version as the main vocal with backup drums only.

Not that it's something better, but it's something else, something probably more accessible to more listeners just because there were voices interpreting a song.

Mr. Murphy, a wicked mimic, performs most of the offstage characters' voices himself, interpreting them through Thomas's own "demented prism," as Mr. Murphy put it.

It was at that moment the penny dropped: Larry (whose voice I interpreted as a painful combination of David Niven and Frankie Howerd) was the future Lawrence, the impenetrable darling of the moderately intellectual Boston set.

I wanted songs I felt I could tell with my own voice, and interpret them authentically.

His voice, explaining and interpreting, became the ground note of the trip.

So far, Forstall's demos seem to confirm what we've already heard: it's surprisingly robust, and is a champion when it comes to interpreting voice input.

Tackling and interpreting voice input is no easy feat, and AT&T wants to help alleviate any potential headaches by tailoring multiple APIs for use in different specific contexts.

My burden remains to speak to and for those voices, to interpret their meaning and to deliver in their death the messages they may have voiced in life.

Can Beckett's voices be interpreted as the fictional rendering of our inner monologues – of the dialogues we constantly entertain within ourselves?