Sentence examples for voice playing from inspiring English sources

The long sequence "Salve, sidus Polonorum" ("Hail, you star of the Poles") was another highlight, with Ms. Landerkin's bright voice playing off against Ms. Budzinska-Bennett's mellower tone.

A life-size cut-out of the 4'8" tall Môme is displayed at the entrance, a stark contrast to the powerful voice playing over the speakers.

In it, a voice playing over Mr. bin Laden's picture says that it is a matter of justice for Europeans to stop assisting the "oppression" of Afghans.

The caller? "Mad, but all right," said a voice, playing on the name of former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, who reveled in performing at Asean galas.

The result, 1994's American Recordings, featured just Cash, his acoustic guitar and that great booming baritone voice, playing songs by Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits and Kris Kristofferson alongside strong material of his own.

In reality TV, such as Big Brother, it comes in the form of a host or a disembodied voice playing the impartial enforcer of the rules, but which is actually imposing irrational superego injunctions and distributing punishments and rewards in a totally unaccountable way.

… He could do any voice, play any character, make his face look different without makeup.

Dr. Franklin, with his resonant baritone voice, played Officer Krupke in the original Broadway production of "West Side Story".

Salvatore Gravano faced the prospect of hearing his own voice played in court in nearly 150 wiretapped phone conversations.

He had a good singing voice; played the tar, a traditional Iranian stringed instrument; and wrote poetry.

Aim the SpeechJammer gun at a nearby blabbermouth, and he'll have his voice played back to him with a delay of a few hundred milliseconds.