Sentence examples for voicing for from inspiring English sources

It was part of a feminist critique of Hollywood that Streep has been voicing for years.

The chord voicing for the horns, spiked with juicy dissonance, evoked Andrew Hill's writing for groups of a similar instrumentation.

Walt Dohrn, a storyboard artist and writer on the film, did the test voicing for Rumpelstiltskin until someone realised he was good enough to do the real thing.

Sound design in games, as in films, typically begins with the known; once Steven Spielberg decided that "Jurassic Park" would contain velociraptors and the Tyrannosaurus rex, his sound technicians knew they had to create plausible voicing for such creatures.

'Painting in a zoo is brilliant because you're voicing for something that has no voice - which is why graffiti started.' And last month, he spent two nights scaling the bridge at the start of Hackney's gun-crime frontline in order to paint the message 'Please Drive-By Carefully'.

The effect of vowel context was also significant (z = 2.3, z = 4.5, z = 3.6, p < 0.01), but only when comparing the open vowel /a/ to the close/close-mid vowels /i e/, with lower voicing for the open vowel.

A voice for victims?

"Roscoe Bartlett, an independent voice for Maryland".

Irises, heartbeats, fingertips and voices, for starters.

(MacFarlane provides the voice for Bruno).

A clear young voice for someone else.