"voice up" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would not use it in a formal written context.
"Keep your voice up, Olga".
Prince pitches his voice up until he really is your girlfriend.
Typically, the show's nuggets of wisdom were dispensed from a disembodied voice up above.
At one point, Mr. Farage ratcheted his voice up with the gusto normally reserved for an applause line.
"You have a melody, a pretty singing voice up in there, and then you have your hard, thugged-out, voice".
Mr. Dolan did as he was told: he worked on getting his voice up to a higher tessitura.
He said he had been trained as a treble, but that when his voice broke he had retained the ability to put his voice up there.
So when he sings, he locks his voice up inside where nobody will ever find it, behind walls of throttled vowels and guttural glottal stops.
"For us it was always important to show the other side, in some cases the victims of these companies have a voice up here".
When Stone talks about politics, formulating arguments that candidates can use, he tends to ramp his voice up to a snarl, the way that the message on Bernard Spitzer's answering machine sounded.
"For us it was always important to show the other side, in some cases the victims of these companies have a voice up here". Meienberg cites a food security event he attended in Davos yesterday as an example.
