Sentence examples for voiced after from inspiring English sources

It is a misconception, voiced after his latest defeat, that Murray is miserable on court.

Food dissatisfaction is among the principal complaints voiced after prison riots.

The criticism of the prime minister was voiced after MPs from all the main parties lined up on opposing sides.

The chief changes were as follows: Short voiceless stops became voiced after vowels in Danish and neighbouring dialects, and then they partially opened to become spirants or glides (tapa became tabe 'lose,' ūt became ud 'out,' kakur became kager 'cakes'cakes

Repeating a desire he voiced after the Dec. 11 trade, Alomar, who turns 34 on Tuesday, told reporters at Shea Stadium that he would like to end his career as a Met.

Fears were voiced after the Bardo attack that tourism, which employs 470,000 people, would be hit hard, but officials had hoped the museum attack would prove an isolated incident.

If you do, rest your voice after!

In September, a number of resident assistants voiced concerns after their mandatory training with Public Safety.

Add a voiced vowel after this sound.

Core Design hired Shelley Blond to voice Croft after the game entered the beta phase of development.

But it started finding its voice after 2000, when the staff moved to Williamsburg.