Sentence examples for voice practically from inspiring English sources

Her voice practically hits the beams of the chapel as it soars, but it's full of the weight of experience, enhanced with the knowingness that Cline made her own.

Sitting through a worrisome intro that mimicked the frenzy of reality shows — kinetic graphics, loud percussive beats, canned audience hubbub, and a male voice practically shouting "Twenty debates... forty-six states... twenty-nine million votes... three thousand delegates awarded, but still no nominee and the sparks are flying" — I expected a kind of "Debating with the Stars" atmosphere.

Through his orchestration, Desplat also gives Elisa a voice, practically speaking in Desplat's score through whistling.

The singers' voice practically choked out unfiltered Camel smoke from the vinyl, while his guitar droned out a distant howl.

He's also a fan of the Jack Benny 1957 holiday special, featuring a screaming Mel Blanc (who voiced practically all of Looney Tunes).

My voice is practically gone.

But after that month, my voice was practically ruined.

Her fingerprints — or voice prints — practically leap off the page: how else could Toobin write something so incendiary so confidently?

My favorite was a wiry man with nasal snarl of a voice who practically sang the words "Cracker Jack" as a three-note riff: two eighth notes on "Cracker," followed by a quarter note on "Jack," always on a falling minor third.

That's the Tim Vocals way, taking familiar songs — on this mixtape, Kirko Bangz's "Drank in My Cup," Rihanna's "Unfaithful," even Michael Jackson's "Human Nature" — and reframing them as guns-and-drugs tales in a distressingly pretty voice that practically shivers, suggesting the clenched alto of a young Mr. Jackson, or even Frankie Lymon.

A soothing caress, a few words in a deep voice or, more practically, her mother's breast were all that were needed to settle her down to sleep.