quavery उदाहरण वाक्य

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.