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Voices sentence examples. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use voices in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for voices.

• But let me hear their voices! (10)
• The voices swell. (8)
• The voices ceased. (8)
• Voices are heard, Left. (8)
• I can hear their voices. (8)
• He was awakened by voices. (8)
• They spoke of Italy in low voices. (10)
• There was some noise of voices outside. (6)
• She was listening to voices at the door. (10)
• Irradiated angels, unfold your wings and lift your voices! (10)
• The other voices following it sounded dull. (22)
• Janet and my aunt Dorothy raised their voices. (10)
• Often the voices were high, the talk was loud. (10)
• He heard voices murmur that she might be praised. (10)
• He turned at the sound of voices and sank into a chair. (8)
• He had sentience of their voices, nigh to hearing them. (10)
• Bands in the town and voices in the green fields, I say! (10)
• Mrs. Peter Yatt touched the notes for voices at the piano. (10)
• Use your imagination, and think of their bodies and voices. (12)
• A ring at the door, and then a number of voices in the anteroom. (9)
• The three soldiers were talking now in carefully lowered voices. (8)
• Their voices, their supercilious eyes that look you up and down! (8)
• The door opened upon the sound of voices, and the others came in. (9)
• How your voices torture me, and your eyes and words and thoughts. (12)
• Lying there, and meditating, he became aware of voices conversing. (10)
• The murmur of voices in the inner room was the only sound of life. (13)
• Their flavours are as a brook of many voices; they have depth also. (10)
• It does not go well with that tune, and these voices, and these faces. (8)
• She was listening to the voices of Mr. Romfrey and Beauchamp in a fever. (10)
• Raucous and angry voices were heard from the street, and yells and hisses. (12)
• The voices held long on the last note, and let it die in a forest cadence. (10)
• In reality there are but two parts, as the two lower voices double the upper. (3)
• At that moment he heard cheerful voices, and Letitia and the countess entered. (12)
• She cocked her ears, and could almost make out voices in the midnight stillness. (10)
• When he must write for three or more voices the problem becomes more complicated. (3)
• They talked in low voices, unconsciously playing up to the nature of the escapade. (8)
• You will recognize me better by opening your door entirely: voices are deceptive. (10)
• My hearing is acute, and when you speak, Two voices ring, though you speak fervidly. (10)
• Voices are heard without, and after a little delay The Porter comes in with a lantern. (9)
• Those Boston faces and voices had brought it all back again; it seemed as if he had met Alice. (9)
• Amidst all the hum of voices and the fumes of smoke, a sense of formality was haunting Shelton. (8)
• Voices answered her angrily out of the crowd, and received a smarting retort for their trouble. (2)
• And the sound of these well-known voices restored to Mrs. Pendyce something of her tranquillity. (8)
• The faces of these youths, the tone of their voices, the very look of their bowler hats, said: No! (8)
• And the voices behind the screen talk on, and the sounds of joy from the supper-party wax and wane. (8)
• Each part was expected to be melodious; and it varied from two to four in the number of voices used. (3)
• In the earlier periods, the accompaniments were subordinate, the interest was centred in the voices. (3)
• But I believe I am nice; I do not like strange voices; and nobody speaks like you and poor Miss Taylor. (4)
• He remembered the curious scornful anger of their voices, subdued so that only a few words reached him. (8)
• Of harmony in the modern sense of the term, there was none; instruments and voices alike were in unison. (3)
• A clash of voices, for the Devil and against him, burst on this accurate description of the Evil spirit. (10)
• Yes, yes; Mrs. Radnor; Miss Radnor too: delicious voices; but what is it about Mr. Radnor so captivating! (10)
• There was no sound save the tinkle of forks and the voices of Norah and the Squire, talking of little things. (8)
• She reached the verandah and was passing in, but stopped at the sound of voices from the drawing-room to her left. (8)
• He found Irene seated at the piano with her hands arrested on the keys, evidently listening to the voices in the hall. (8)
• The noise, the din of voices, and the laughing, so completely addled him, that he was like one in a very horrid dream. (6)
• The voices sing either in a recitative-like unison, or begin in fugato, and later move in simple harmonic progression. (3)
• The trees and the grass, the earth and the sky, all the multitudinous voices of unconscious life, had not spoken to him. (13)
• He did so, carelessly swaying his hand to the measure of the aria, with an increasing bitter comparison of the two voices. (10)
• Westover wanted to laugh; but they all heard voices without, which seemed to be coming nearer, and he listened with the rest. (9)
• Heard ye outcries of affright, Voices that through many a fray, In the press of flag and spear, Warned the king of peril near? (10)
• Voices singing a hunting glee, popular in that age, swelled up the clear morning air; and gradually the words became distinct. (10)
• Not a chirp was heard, nor anything save the cool and endless carol of the happy waters, whose voices are the spirits of silence. (10)
• The fire was sounding like an angry sea, and the voices were like the shore, more intelligible, but confused in shriller clamour. (10)
• To hear their voices brought back the touch of this world of everyday which had no part or lot in the terrifying powers within her. (8)
• She began to be surprised at being left so long, and to listen with an anxious desire of hearing their steps and their voices again. (4)
• We have seen these crafty-eyed men, with their loud voices and sardonic smile, stalking all through the pages of New World history. (19)
• But now the voices, though young, were many and were German, and the march of feet and the stamp of hooves kept time with their singing. (9)
• The movements are arranged in contrasting groups, and voices are introduced, at first solo, and then often in a final chorus of triumph. (3)
• The stress of their voices fell upon different parts of the sentences they uttered, but did not commit either of them to a special role. (9)
• Where Penelope sat with her book, she heard the continuous murmur of voices below, and after a long interval she heard her mother descend. (9)
• There, people hush their voices over Burke and Hare; over drugs and violated graves, and the resurrection-men smothering their victims with their knees. (2)
• The conversation seemed of an angry nature, for the voices of the speakers were loud and irrascible, and their gestures evidenced a state of high excitement. (6)
• But when that murmur reached each couple in the lamp-light their voices wavered, and ceased; their arms enlaced, their eyes began seeking, searching, probing the blackness. (8)

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