Sentence examples for voices later from inspiring English sources

According to W.H. Chase in the Evening Sun, the Act 1 duet "brought down the house in a superb blending of the two men's voices"; later, in "Je crois entendre encore", Caruso "did some of the most artistic singing in plaintive minor".

One Voice later closed its office, but the staff went on working from home.

"Some white Americans are repelled by 'Like It Is,' but that's the nature of the program," Mr. Noble told The Village Voice later that year.

In 1976, after having attended but not graduated from the University of Michigan at Flint, Moore started a radical weekly newspaper, the Flint Voice (later Michigan Voice), which he edited for 10 years.

Working out of the basement of his Amityville home, he often labored through the night to put out The Weekly Voice, later The Long Island Weekly Voice.

The first editor of the "Cantor's Voice" later to become the "Journal of Synagogue Music", Hazzan Shanok devoted most of his pulpit career to serving Temple Beth El of Swampscott, MA.

For Wales to launch its Festival of Voice – later to include a stage shared by Bryn Terfel and Van Morrison – the land of song must reach for its master-minstrel.

Brooks, though, was convinced Anderson was an important new voice, later writing that the Texan saw things differently "than the billions of other ants on the hill".

At 5, Maria stunned listeners with her precocious voice, later described by one of her teachers as "violent cascades of sound, full of drama and emotion".

Not long after high school -- Mr. Moore dropped out of the University of Michigan at Flint after one year -- he founded a muckraking biweekly newspaper called The Flint Voice (later called The Michigan Voice).

Right now, they identify their requirements at the beginning of the lengthy process for procuring equipment, but they do not have sufficient voice later on in the process — sometimes many years later — when there are opportunities to reduce costs.