quavery उदाहरण वाक्य

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.
In her wry, benevolent songs, Ms . Williams has the quavery voice of a sage little girl, an ear for twang and bounce, and a surreal eye for nature and human nature.
Tiny Tim, whose quavery falsetto and ukulele made " Tiptoe Through the Tulips With Me " a novelty hit in 1968, died Saturday night at the Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis.
Responding to Bush's plan to let workers divert some of their payroll taxes from Social Security into the stock market for potentially bigger retirement nest eggs, the woman protested in a quavery voice:
Although the film begins with the sound of a quavery, heavily accented voice describing his memories of light glimpsed from within his mother's womb, Theremin's eventual appearance on camera is almost a surprise.

In the high, quavery but resolute voice of a bemused wraith, Young sang about friends lost to heroin, in 20-year-old songs that could apply to rock's latest wave of addiction.
Terry ( David Arquette ), a prim-looking voyeur with a choked, quavery voice, is about to jump off a bridge when he is distracted by Nick ( Brad Hunt ), an appealingly raffish thief.
There is the moment when a girl, too young to have lived before a series of catastrophes destroyed the United States as we know it, begins singing " America the Beautiful " in a quavery little voice.
Reaching back to " Voices Carry, " her 1985 hit with'Til Tuesday, the singer-songwriter's quavery, pitch-challenged voice and pain-soaked lyrics have projected a wounded, world-weary image.
"Just Married " gives Murphy a chance to play a lighter role, akin to her breakthrough performance as the makeover project in " Clueless " and her vocal work as quavery-voiced cousin Luanne Platter in the Fox cartoon sitcom " King of the Hill ."