Sentence examples for voice recognised from inspiring English sources

From behind him in the cockpit he heard a voice, recognised at once as that of his old sparring partner, Von Stalhein... "You haven't mentioned the connection to Auden's airman in 'The Orators'," said Von Stalhein, accusingly.

It was common practice for the severed head of a traitor to be held up and exhibited to the crowd with the words "Behold the head of a traitor!" Although Charles's head was exhibited, the words were not used, possibly because the executioner did not want his voice recognised.

However, there were voices recognising the need for a change to a different form of supervision.

I was unable to see him there, so it was his voice I recognised, and I said his name.

Isn't this you?" So, I went on the Apple site to hear the voice and recognised myself right away.

Miriam Margolyes, much in demand as a voice actor, recognised a fellow talent and with typical generosity recommended Sue to her agent.

I failed to see the point of contention, and was considering allowing my impatience to show when I heard a door opening inside the house, and a voice I recognised.

In a country as small as Iceland that can lead to its own problems: she once received an enquiry from a man whose voice she recognised as her uncle's.So far Iceland's courts have seen just 20 cases relating to prostitution charges.

They portray the report on the Savile inquiry, written by the Metropolitan police and the NSPCC and called Giving Victims a Voice, which recognised that the silent victims of abuse needed to be encouraged to come forward, as an exercise in evangelism and an assault on the integrity of the justice system.

Circa 2002, when videogames were still culturally fringe, an idiosyncratic pastime rarely confluent with mainstream musical or celebrity names, the presence of songs and voices you recognised redoubled this effect.

It's recognisably comedy, but the voice you recognise is Kenneth Williams'.