Sentence examples for where a voice from inspiring English sources

Anytime there's a place where a voice can come out and be outspoken … that's great.

Cue The Princess bedsidesque bedside flashback narrative, where a voice from the present will recount a possibly rose-tinted past.

There are very few single pieces or mini series, the kind of original writers' work where a voice can communicate directly with an audience.

We think it fair to remind the Businessmen of the most recent case where a voice was heard in the land.

An activist who gave only his first name, Mohammed, said the dead in one suburb, Zamalka, were laid out in front of a mosque, where a voice over loudspeakers called on residents to identify their relatives.

The splitting mechanism is shown in Figure 1 where a voice activity detector is used for detecting silences.

It certainly sounds like one in the first scene, where a voice-over informs us that "fifty-three thousand Afghan refugees live in Shamshatoo camp near the city of Peshawar, in Pakistan".

In one spot, a little boy is propelled into a fast-paced almost breathless journey after he asks his computer, "Where is the center of the tech world?" He ultimately lands on the floor of the exchange where, a voice-over explains, the "most highly successful technology companies" are listed, like America Online and Gateway.

The issue has parallels with an effect played for laughs in the TV series 30 Rock where a voice-controlled television went haywire when on-screen characters mentioned its trigger words.

Word accuracy is derived from the test set of the name database where a voice-tag is created with three phonetic strings from a single sample, an "average" of two samples, and an "average" of all three samples of the voice-tag in the speaker-dependent training set.

Where a voiced obstruent or /w/ comes into contact with /h/, the /h/ is absorbed into the other sound, which then becomes voiceless (in the case of /w/, devoicing is to /fˠ/).