Sentence examples similar to voice overuse from inspiring English sources

Don't strain your voice or overuse it.

Other people who could benefit are those with voices strained from overuse, such as teachers.

They are mainly caused by straining or overusing the voice, for example, public speaking.

The rhythm was there, a confident drawl, yet his voice was strained from overuse, gargly and cross, as though he were in pain.

For 18 months, the F.C.C. has been investigating what it calls bill shock, what consumers experience when they receive their monthly wireless bill to find unexpected charges of hundreds or thousands of dollars for roaming or overuse of voice and data services.

Don't overuse your voice by singing too hard when going into higher octaves.

Part of the problem was that Ms. Lunkina loved swimming, painting and singing as much as ballet and lost her voice for two years because of overuse.

"They overuse the passive voice, then they have a lot of rhetorical questions.

She is finally off steroids (thank goodness), but the overuse of her voice is taking a toll, especially on matinee days, when there are two performances.

Repairing a hoarse voice damaged by years of overuse is much easier than repairing the voice of a belting singer with a multi-octave range, Zeitels said.

Patrick Henry's "Give me liberty or give me death" speech is judged to have overused modifiers, passive voice and poor word choice.