Sentence examples for voice rules from inspiring English sources

Black Jonon is gone, but his voice rules the air.

'He was surprised - he said he wasn't expecting an African to come up with something like that.' In a country where the voice rules music and lyrics count for a great deal (often saying one thing and meaning another), Mulatu's instrumental music has never been especially popular, though his arrangements for others, notably singer Tlahoun Gèssèssè, are much admired.

The cracks in their relationship deepened as Montazeri, the learned religious jurist himself, argued, even publicly, that the rulership is meant to be a cooperation amongst religious jurists, not a hierarchy where one jurist's voice rules all.

The provision came to be known as the "eight voices" rule.

The two labels' tastes in vocals are gruff and gruffer; low, raspy voices ruled the stage except for that of Ruff Ryders' female rapper, Eve.

In a statement, David Smith, the president of Sinclair, the television company that challenged the eight voices rule, expressed the sentiment of many other media executives.

Big, pretty voices rule the charts in both places and battle it out with whichever strains of youth dance music are dominant: hip-hop and reggaetón here, grime and other descendants of rave there.

Dr. Alan Rubin, a San Francisco endocrinologist whose "Diabetes for Dummies" is the No. 1 title in the Dummies health category, said he had some friendly discussions with his editors about the passive-voice rule.

It would also eliminate the "eight voices" rule that protects independently owned stations, and ease TV join sales agreements.

Some stories are magical, meant to be sung Song from the mouth of the river When the world was young And all of these spirit voices rule the night.

This is Ms. Hull's war: her voice has rules and boundaries her hands don't know exist.