Sentence examples for voice sent from inspiring English sources
In 2011, Bush's twelve-year-old son, Bertie, plays the computer, his voice sent through various digital processors.
Ravel's Spanish-inflected, seldom-heard "Vocalise-Étude en Forme de Habanera" was ideal for Ms. Dessay, whose light yet penetrating voice sent the wordless vocal lines soaring.
And during his aria, as Alfredo recalls the day Violetta declared her faithfulness and love, when Mr. Polenzani's voice sent this romantic phrase soaring, Ms. Poplavskaya pretended to be singing along with sweeping arm gestures and fake-operatic intensity.
In 1977, the Village Voice sent the young freelance photographer Bill Bernstein to Studio 54, though not to shoot the fabulous freaks cutting loose below its trademark "Man in the Moon with a Cocaine Spoon" sign.
Ms. Bellucci, 26, director of public relations for The Village Voice, sent a three-page missive to her D.J., including a song list, a schedule of toasts and restrictions like "no props, no chicken dance and no requests from the bridesmaids".
In June 2002, a law firm representing Village Voice Media, publisher of The Village Voice, sent a letter to The Cape Cod Voice, a year-old publication in Orleans, Mass., warning that its name could cause "confusion as to the source or affiliation with our client or its famous trademarks and will erode or blur the distinctiveness of the Voice marks".
your face, body, attitude, voice send me on a frenzy.
She stood humbly, wrapped from head to foot in her widow-like sari, and she pleaded in a low voice, "Send me home".
"An attempt to disregard their voice sends a message that democracy has taken a back seat," Mr. Thompson said in a statement.
Cities will speak with one clear, coordinated voice, sending a strong signal to national governments that they are committed to this fight and to assisting one another.
"I'm not here to teach you how to write a Hollywood movie," McKee said, the scorn in his voice sending a wave of reassurance through his well-educated audience.
