golden voice

She was appointed in 1936 following a "search for the girl with the golden voice".

Indian Ocean fans call him "the man with the golden voice".

She was speaking with a faint irritation in her golden voice.

She was also gifted with a golden voice, which served as her passport to fame.

Crosby famously once called Carpenter "the man with the golden voice."

Twenty feet away a girl stood watching and reviling him in that golden voice.

"Hear him out," he said in a melodious, golden voice.

She has an arresting presence and a golden voice; the whole show always seems better when she's on stage."

Generations of music lovers were charmed by her golden voice"

It was deeper, wilder, and stronger; a sort of heavy, golden voice.

Something was calling Dibbler, and it had a golden voice.

The famous golden voice, thought Woodrow, noticing every detail as if it were fresh to him.

A year later, he finally started his career in the Golden Voice Studio.

"Fire on them, security men," Candidate Johnson barked with his full golden voice.

And the warm 70s sounds that support Sharon's classic golden voice are as good as you will find in 2011.

A golden voice,' thought Stephen, looking at him.

God grants her a golden voice and she sings all her heart at the foot of the altar.

"But I have an older vengeance than this to take," the golden voice tolled somberly.

From somewhere-a million miles away-a golden voice cried a warning.

As Golden Voice says, she does not hear as we hear one another.

Presently he heard a voice at his elbow, a low, golden voice that brought him around facing its owner.

He thought he heard a tender, golden voice whispering to him: "It is nothing!

So came the golden voice, whether he woke or whether he dreamed.

Brace is recognized for his golden voice and impresses his audience every time.

The golden voice now shrilled with her passion.