"Riders up," the paddock judge Neal Cutrone called in the voice of a high school principal.
Jacques Fossey, a CNRS chemist and head of the research union SNCS, says the ouster may amount to "a political settling of accounts," because Berger's voice was part of a high-profile chorus condemning cuts in French research.
Another testimonial from Michelman's book: The voice of Becky Bell, a high school junior who died of an illegal abortion in 1998 because she didn't want to have to tell her parents that she was pregnant — and her state, Indiana, required parental notification or judicial bypass.
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, weighed in today in favor of President Bush's campaign to make last year's tax cuts permanent, lending a powerful voice to a high priority of the new Republican Congress.
Aventura, all but one of whose members was born in New York, has modernized the genre by singing in a mixture of Spanish and English and by putting the voice of Mr. Santos — a high, caressing tenor verging on falsetto and much influenced by R&B crooners — front and center.
The first story in the collection, "Bettering Myself", is told in the voice of a damaged, alcoholic high-school teacher, who meets up with her former husband.
Behind the summit is an increasing dissatisfaction with the national focus on the voices of a few high-profile people.
In this case translation of the voice frequency to a higher frequency would allow the use of a much smaller antenna.
It is our position that tone of voice is a high level social construct that includes communication partners' subjective impressions – perceptions that are further refined by a knowledge of how a person or group habitually speaks.
Sometimes her voice is redolent of a high pitched Marianne Faithfull.
