| The movement opens with a distant choir intoning the Te Deum chant against the ambient sounds of the night. |
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| Her nuns, by their own admission, weren't very good at singing, with their plainsong and intoning more than a little out of tune! |
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| I try to read as deadpan as possible, like an academic intoning a hallowed text. |
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| Thumbing a button, she raised the disc to her head and began to speak, intoning the routine blither in a stiflingly mind-numbing voice. |
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| Another child in similar garb appeared behind her striking a different pose before intoning his own little chant. |
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| His poems chant the place-names of his own corner of Monaghan as if intoning sacred words. |
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| His Orestes is a confused, grandstanding jock, intoning his lines with stentorian plangency. |
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| The source of this parallel intoning of liturgical melody may be traced to the natural range of the human voice. |
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| I came in during the Kyrie and played the end of it, and, when the priest had finished intoning the Gloria, I played a cadenza. |
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| Dry-mouthed and intoning our personal mantras and prayers, we made a final dash for the relative safety of the militiamen's quarters. |
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| Anyone who could get away with intoning it to an audience must be some kind of storytelling genius. |
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| But it's not difficult to see why politicians intoning about the opportunities and challenges of globalisation are often met with cynicism. |
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| Brief laudatory video clips were shown on the screen behind the stage, the voiceover intoning brief biographies of the two officials and their curriculum vitae. |
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| When the body is at a right-angle, straighten up the chest slowly, intoning the vowels in accordance with the methods indicated above, as wished. |
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| Five centuries later, a polite group of elderly right-to-lifers from New Jersey stride down Constitution Avenue quietly intoning the Hail Mary. |
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| It begins arrestingly with the woodwinds intoning chorale-like chords interspersed with a muscular theme from the massed violins. |
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| Perhaps it would be like a person's usual voice being taken over by a telling voice, sitting round a campfire intoning long poems thousands of years ago. |
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| Television ads for Mitt Romney show earnest youngsters scornfully intoning the 2008 slogans they once found so inspiring. |
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| The opening music, a moaning sax and male voice intoning a sound that resembles the word mamma, sets a tone that would make the spectator think otherwise. |
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| Every hour, the anthem is played, followed by Orthodox priests intoning prayers and beseeching God not to forsake Ukraine. |
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| Singer and guitarist Tom Smith's sage-but-nervous tones hover between those of Ian Curtis and Echo and the Bunnymen's Ian McCulloch, intoning oblique lyrics that double as kiss-offs and riddles. |
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| Now in the case of intoning a God name or a formula related to it, we would be focusing on all the attributes of that deity and attuning ourselves to that vibrational level. |
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| While these political sellout artists have been intoning their mind numbing placations, citizens across the nation have been speaking and acting. |
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| Garfunkel has less power and more breathiness in his voice than when in his prime, but he is still quite capable of intoning the high notes on most songs. |
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