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• Navajos awaken to the nasal twang of Merle Haggard singing Okie From Muskogee.
• His voice was heavy, at times booming, with a nasal twang.
• Now, of course, his idiosyncratic phrasing and nasal twang could be copyrighted.
• His German had a decided Midwestern nasal twang.
• It's really indefensible _ squawking, raspy, an irritating nasal twang.
• His singing voice was similarly ragged, having a nasal twang and limited range.
• He has worked in recent years to soften his nasal twang and dress more stylishly.
• This overly tall lady was a scream with her high-pitched nasal twang and her awkward antics.
• With his psychedelic ties and nasal twang, Jerry Garcia hardly projected the image of digital, high-tech America.
• No one ever has bored into a listener's brain so relentlessly, his nasal twang a diamond-tipped bit.
• "Sure, " he said in that nasal twang that was as flat as the Midwestern prairie where he grew up.
• As Gomer Pyle used to say, in that perfectly Perotian nasal twang of his, " Well, surpriiiise, surpriiiise, surpriiiise !"
• In a soft nasal twang, Jeb Loy Nichols sings low-key songs that seamlessly blend elements of soul, folk and country with gently chugging rhythms.
• Boycie is at pains to maintain the upper hand over Del in that he is a Del or other characters, as well as his distinctive South London nasal twang.
• "What do you give a pig with a rash ? " he asks, reading his lines in a faux Southern accent that barely masks his familiar nasal twang.
• "Actually, early on I wanted to be a Hollywood movie star, so I could sing and act as well, " she said in her typically deliberate cadences and nasal twang.
• This long removed from my roots, I now concede the distinctiveness of that flat, nasal twang, a vestige of our ancestors who came last century from Oslo or Stockholm to settle the Minnesota frontier.
• On " Saturday Night Live, " the comedian Dana Carvey, as " the Church Lady, " derided her targets in a nasal twang with " Isn't that special !"
• Miss Lizzie Evans, who fills the part around which " Fogg's Ferry " is built, is a bright little person of the Lotta physique and school, but with less naturalness and more nasal twang.
• He, in common with the whole of the sect, wears a homespun blueish mixture : his walk is peculiar,-he appears to move as if he were pulling his legs after him; his speech has a strong nasal twang ."