Vocalise

The singer's vocalise was piercing and high-pitched, like a bird's song.

The singer's vocalise was enchanting and mesmerizing, holding the audience's attention.

His vocalise was strained and hoarse, revealing the effects of his illness.

The politician's vocalise was passionate and persuasive, swaying the crowd to their side.

Her vocalise was clear and strong, carrying over the noise of the crowd.

Her vocalise was husky and sensual, making the listeners feel the emotions in the song.

The poet's vocalise was soft and gentle, conveying the tenderness of the words.

The announcer's vocalise was loud and booming, demanding attention from the crowd.

The old man's vocalise was crackling and hoarse, a sign of his age.

His vocalise was rich and deep, like a bass instrument.

The baby's vocalise was adorable and cute, making everyone around smile.

The soprano's vocalise was impressive, hitting the high notes flawlessly.

Her vocalise was full of emotion, bringing tears to the eyes of the listeners.

The vocalise of the choir and orchestra together created a beautiful harmony.

The choir's vocalise filled the church with music.

The vocalise of the soprano soared above the rest of the orchestra.

The vocalise of the opera singer was so powerful it brought tears to many in the audience.

He began his speech with a vocalise that captured everyone's attention.

Her vocalise was so beautiful that everyone stopped talking to listen.

My favorite part of the song is the vocalise at the end.

The vocalise of the trumpeter added an exciting element to the piece.

The vocalise of the choir filled the room with a sense of peace.

The vocalise of the violin blended beautifully with the singer's voice.

The vocalise of the guitar solo was both powerful and emotive.

The vocalise of the singer was the highlight of the concert.

The vocalise of the jazz singer was smooth and sultry.

The vocalise of the crowd chanting his name was deafening.

The dog's vocalise indicated its need for food.

The baby's vocalise indicated that he was hungry.

The vocalise of the sea lions was audible from the beach.

The vocalise of the infant was a signal for its mother to attend to its needs.

Her vocalise made it clear that she was feeling excited.

The vocalise of the actor was a key component of his performance.

The vocalise of the engine signaled that the car was about to start.

The vocalise of the dog alerted the family to the presence of an intruder.

The vocalise of the crowd at the concert was deafening.

The vocalise of the mime artist conveyed his message without words.

The vocalise of the bird signaled to the other birds in the flock.

The vocalise of the protesters echoed through the streets.

She studied the vocalise of different primates as part of her research.

The teacher used vocalise to get the students' attention.

The politician's vocalise was confident and persuasive.

The vocalise of the birds outside was a welcome sound in the morning.

The subtle vocalise of the conductor signaled the start of the performance.

The singer's vocalise was so powerful that it moved the audience to tears.

The therapist encouraged the patient to vocalise their emotions during the session.

The teacher asked the student to vocalise their answer to the question.

The vocal coach will vocalise her every day to improve her singing skills.