Sentence examples for voice reciting from inspiring English sources

This new sound piece pushes language out of the realm of text into the physical world, with a tap dancer improvising to the beat of Barham's voice reciting.

Jarmusch creates superbly lyrical sequences of shifting multiple exposures, with Driver's voice reciting Paterson's (rather, Padgett's) poems while they're superimposed on the screen in Paterson's handwriting.

In 2006, he published a new collection of poems, "Book of Longing," which the composer Philip Glass set to music and then took on tour, with Mr. Cohen's recorded voice reciting the words and Mr. Glass's ensemble performing the music.

Enclosed in a simple card sleeve, the vinyl carries just 20 seconds of music: ambient electronica, with a distorted voice reciting the numbers "nine, three, six, five, five, seven".

All I could recollect was the sound of Spinelli's voice reciting his adventures: Spinelli going up the Congo with a crew of mercenaries, looking for a fallen Soviet satellite; Spinelli in Angola, submerged in a shallow river, like a hippo, invisible to a Cuban patrol; Spinelli in a Durban restaurant, spooning raw monkey brain out of a cut-open skull.

But Baker dates the intellectual orgins of Ginsberg's India sojourn, much of it with the beautiful, drugged-out Peter Orlovsky by his side, to the summer of 1948, when, an over-age Columbia undergraduate subletting an East Harlem walk-up filled with theology books, he had his well-known auditory hallucination of "an unearthly voice" reciting the William Blake poem he had been reading.

As the voice recited words, including "male," "female," "homosexual" and "drama queen," the dancers formed static positions that, strung together, became a dance within a dance.

There are how-to videos on product application, if watching men apply creams to their faces while a mechanical voice recites product features gets you going.

A silky female voice recites an interminable prose poem that speaks of America in terms befitting dysfunctional families and romantic imbroglios.

A little more than halfway through the Oscar-winning Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Revenant, a voice recites a poem in a Native American language.

Water drips from somewhere, a voice recites TS Eliot, books lie in bronze light and you notice that this jungle library includes The Golden Bough.