This situation is to me what other people may feel being locked in a burning building, or drowning and not be able to swim to the surface," he says, his voice audibly shaking at the mere thought of rooms full of shirt buttons.
To be clear, I've never heard God's voice audibly, but I do recognize what the Bible calls that "still, small voice," that gut pull to the right or the left.
Before a thing is consciously (if not audibly) voiced, it has yet to be acknowledged or owned; it has yet to be believed.
As the show wound up, Jay-Z's voice was audibly streaked and crackly.
Ms. Bitton's off-screen voice is audibly sympathetic with the activists and disdainful of the Israelis, who are mindful of the international condemnation prompted by the death but stoic, resigned to the consequences of a perennial conflict.
His voice was audibly weary, even when heard through the tinny connection outside: "There is no gas.
This was later supplemented with new footage of the rogue Elevator Car colliding with a parked aircraft, starting a fire on the tarmac; in the episode, the stationary vehicles are left to burn since, as stated by Commander Norman, "Fireflash is carrying passengers – they're not!" During the Tracy Island briefing scene, Alan Tracy's voice is audibly lower than in later episodes.
The comedian's performing voice always remained audibly Scottish, and especially so in these speeches, where he employed such High Scots pronunciations as "goaf" for golf.
All had moments of showing basically attractive voices, all were audibly learning more about focus and support, and all needed to concentrate on details so that pitch did not sag or runs grow muddy.
There were some great songs, and she had a fantastic voice, but Clark was audibly a graduate of the same more-is-more school as her former collaborators.
