Sentence examples for voice widened from inspiring English sources

"The Voice" widened its margin over "Dancing" on Monday, averaging a 4.4 rating with the 18-49 audiencomparedred with a 3.1 for "Dancing".

I could also focus specifically on Franck's voice or widen the range to include, first, the tables on either side of ours, then some chefs and waiters moving around in the kitchen, behind me.

"Well, that hurts my feelings, but I'll try to go on," she said in a soft voice, her smile widening.

The director general of MI5 in a Guardian interview has now added his voice to a widening group of western officials who describe Russia as a threat, and against which new thinking must be developed.

As his Beatles era segued into his solo career, his singing voice found a widening range of expression.

The rift between the two widened when Rafsanjani voiced moderate support for Iran's Green movement in 2009 while Khamenei stood firm by Ahmadinejad and denied any allegations of vote rigging.

Children who have been in work for a long time suddenly get a thud down to earth once the cuteness fades, hips widen, voices drop and jawlines strengthen.

DealBook Will Hacking Scandal Threaten News Corp.'s BSkyB Deal? | The widening voice-mail hacking scandal surrounding the News Corporation is endangering the company's proposed acquisition of BSkyB, which critics say would give the media company too much control over Britain's broadcasting market.

But before Thursday, the widening voice-mail hacking scandal at the British tabloid News of the World had threatened to stain the company's image in a way that other embarrassing incidents at News Corporation's far-flung media properties — which also include the Fox networks and The New York Post — had not.

"You need to get down, and stay down," the official said in a voice that swiveled Henry's head and widened his eyes.

His eyeballs widened and he started to speak but the voice that came from him was that of Toshiro Mifune.