Sentence examples for voice sustaining from inspiring English sources
But it has at least something to do with feats of balance – the acrobat, apparently keeping still, and keeping steady, even as he or she is in constant subtle motion; the human voice, sustaining its note, yet ever vibrating; the glass, transparent as air, absolutely rigid and yet still a form of liquid that is permanently on the verge of shattering.
But if "Idol" continues to sink, and "The Voice" sustains its numbers, that may be the inescapable conclusion by the end of this season.
This time a year ago Bolton were seen as viable Europa League challengers but once spring arrived Stuart Holden, the United States midfielder who served as Coyle's key onfield catalyst while also proving a galvanising dressing-room voice, sustained a serious knee injury.
All this activity hits a frenzied climax, with the winds and the voices sustaining high pitches and the infrasound growing in volume.
One of the voices sustaining this cry belongs to Adama's sister, Assa Traoré.
Her half-voice, sustained with astonishing security and variety, reflects both stoicism and frailty.
But perhaps more than ever before in Mr. Obama's tenure, liberals voiced sustained grievance over the president's choices.
The critical factor is that the first-person voice sustains, and Anthony Sonaghan's does so impressively.
The cumulative welling up I experienced during "Wild" was partly a response to that too infrequent sight: that of a writer finding her voice, and sustaining it, right in front of your eyes.
And it ended with another one: "The cumulative welling up I experienced during 'Wild' was partly a response to that too infrequent sight — that of a writer finding her voice, and sustaining it, right in front of your eyes".
There has to be a minimum level of pressure difference across the glottis for voicing to exist, but sustaining voicing is difficult for close vowels because of the build-up of supraglottal pressure caused by the close constriction of the vocal tract for such vowels [20].
