Sentence examples for voice stuck from inspiring English sources

It is a hard sound to love unconditionally, something to do with Banks's voice, stuck in a stentorian Ian Curtis-ish bellow.

The staccato quality of Hitler's voice stuck in my awareness.

He was younger than Deesh, but his voice stuck with me.

But the R&B; singer with the bedroom voice stuck with it, even when he couldn't afford to eat.

I had the privilege of attending a reading of an original play she wrote her unique voice stuck with me.

ALBANY — Press conferences called by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo have a "Wizard of Oz" feel: They are routinely done by conference call, with Mr. Cuomo remaining invisible, a booming authoritative voice sticking carefully to his chosen subject.

Instead, the detective remained calm and never raised his voice, sticking with the flat monotone that has characterized his testimony since he began in mid-February.

Then my phone rang and my father-in-law, a doctor himself, went into it carefully, speaking in his precise medical voice, sticking with the facts: She had died overnight, deep in the night, the time not exactly known, and had succumbed to heart failure after swelling of the brain and so on and so forth.

Of the elder statesmen he fared the worst here; Guided by Voices stuck to its bruising singalongs and did just fine, and the hardcore supergroup Off! was stellar, one 75-second squall at a time.

I had never heard so much political speak back-to-back before and, reaching the end moments of the conference, I felt overwhelmed by the presentation of mostly white, male, middle-aged, privileged voices, stuck in the blatant repetitions of catchphrase, motto and tag line.

As she got older, her voices stuck around, and not all stayed positive, she says.