Sentence examples for voice to offer from inspiring English sources

Topol was not the only voice to offer that kind of comment.

The control panel made a beep, and White waited a moment, expecting a voice to offer information or instructions.

Torre has been a constant, a face to trust, a voice to offer encouragement, a leader to believe in.

Rob Tully, state Democratic chairman and the rare outside voice to offer a guess, said "I just don't believe we'll see Al Gore under 50percentt".

I didn't know that Natalie had that voice to offer, and it made that song way more heartbreaking than it might have been.

Billboard Magazine's review said about the album, "[Although] calypso addicts will question the authenticity of this package, Miss Angelou has enough sell in her voice to offer dealers a promising set.

With the barest of introductions, Appy allows each of his chosen voices to offer an unvarnished recollection -- painful, conflicted, occasionally beautiful -- of an extraordinary time.

WASHINGTON -- Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y ., long known foR-N.Y . one of the first and longest voices to offer his two cents on national security crises, tooknownrage with the New York Times on Tuesday morning for its decision to pubeing leaked State Department cables.

It's not simply because she shifts effortlessly from her own high-pitched voice to offers quick-change, dead-on impressions of her families and friends, or the way she brings a bizarrely imaginative, unconventional approach to routines on everything from online dating to her experience of being hospitalized for bipolar II disorder.

Like its rivals, Comcast has been leveraging its voice remote to offer traditional TV viewers similar voice control capabilities.

His stories are suspenseful and his intrusions seem automatic, as if the conversational voice is right there beside the composing voice, ready to offer additional insights at any time.