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• In the car, her voice had been quavery and small.
• Francis said, his slightly quavery voice thickening with emphasis.
• Why do our voices get quavery when we get old?
• Ray, quavery of voice, responded equivocally.
• But that Scalia sounds near tears while Kennedy goes all red and quavery is inconceivable.
• Jewel's quavery voice snuggles up nicely to the style, giving her greater vocal confidence.
• The one weak link is the young Italian soprano Elisabetta Scano, a shrill and quavery Musetta.
• Her voice _ from harsh, quavery bark to tender soprano _ is one of the most distinctive in modern rock.
• She talks to both sides of controversial issues in a soft, slow, quavery voice that echoes decades of living.
• The " Dream of Gerontius " recording, with Nicolai Gedda sounding thin and quavery at times, is from 1975.
• If I ventured to add my voice, my father quickly left the melody in my quavery custodianship to improvise a flawless harmony.
• Graham's vocals on Perry's recordings have been described as " quavery ", " bleating " and " distinctly rural ".
• The back of the card shows the base of the figurine, which bears an inscription in the quavery handwriting of Ferguson's Aunt Myrtle:
• Silvia Tro Santafe, a Spanish mezzo-soprano also in her American debut, as Cherubino, produced a quavery tone that sometimes missed its mark.
• Weakened after two operations and suffering from diabetes, his body is testimony to his life of hard work; his voice is soft, hypnotic and slightly quavery.
• Ms . Kael, whose petite size and quavery voice made her pugnacity in print all the more startling, prided herself on never changing her mind about a review.
• Barbara Schlick, the hard-working soprano, suffers most from the elevated pitch, sometimes sounding pinched, quavery and out of breath at the top of her range.
• Later, as Harrison developed his solo musical style, he settled on a quavery slide as his guitar signature, a far cry from the blustery soloing of the 1970s.
• But despite occasional glimpses of the voice's former beauties, Ms . Behrens more often sounds worn and quavery, and her control of pitch lapsed badly late in the second act.
• So anyway, when you get older and your vocal cords lose that tension, your voice gets kind of quavery in the same way a loose guitar string might sound sort of quavery.