Sentence examples for voice piloted from inspiring English sources

PAGE 16 LIVING AND DYING BLUES Dee Henderson's soft voice piloted "Cap'n Pete's Blues Cruise" on Memphis's volunteer radio station, WEVL, for 26 years.

But when the police were alerted to the slaying of Dee Henderson, a disc jockey whose soft voice piloted "Cap'n Pete's Blues Cruise" on the city's volunteer radio station, WEVL, for 26 years, the death seemed more like the lyrics of the Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters songs he so loved than his friends and fans could stand.

Still, it was not quite the confident voice pilots use over the public address system, as he spoke looking squarely at the big flat-screen television.

But even though the article said many people thought male voices were best for conveying authoritative information, I seem to remember that the Air Force preferred a cool female voice for pilots' warning messages.

But more than ever, passengers relied on the comforting, sturdy voices of pilots. "After we were all boarded, the pilot stepped out of the cockpit and got on the P.A. system," said Vernon Yellott of DeQuincy, La., who boarded an Atlanta-bound American Airlines flight from Dallas shortly after hearing about the crash.

The teaser ends ominously with the frantic voices of pilots screaming over intercoms.

In Canada, the company is piloting a voice-recognition system that can recognize spoken English and French.

With BSL signer Nadia Nadarajah playing the Pilot and Charmaine Wombwell as the voice of the Pilot, the duality of the character, and the war being waged inside her as she takes up duties in the "chairforce", flying remote-controlled drones over the desert landscapes of the Middle East, becomes heightened.

Then came the voice that all pilots call Betty.

"That's what you get, guys, when the kids are out of school," a male voice tells the pilots.

The paper discusses several types of voice commands a pilot could use to control the plane.