reedily

"Her lover became her enemy," she whispered reedily.

Stefania Toczyska, whose reedily pungent mezzo should have made her an ideal Marina, overplayed her hand.

Erik Sanko, formerly of Skeleton Key, could be Paul McCartney's depressive twin, with a similar reedily sincere voice and ear for tunes.

(Cary Gant appears as Robeson's accompanist, Lawrence Brown, playing the piano and singing reedily from time to time.)

Just the smell of tapers and, at the far end of the Episcopal cathedral, what I took to be the drone of a minister's voice, reedily mouthing his sermon.

A horn brayed reedily from the back of the ranks and a half-century of men converged on the boulders that Caradoc had scattered by the ford, hoisting their shields as cover.

Nikita Storojev, formerly of the Bolshoi Opera, making his City Opera debut as a silver-armored Commendatore, declaimed too reedily in a part that should suggest sepulchral depths.

In my ravings, I am assured, I kept repeating, in a reedily sepulchral voice, "Continuing, my dear sisters, our journeys together with the Apostle Paul . . .")-I should probably have forgotten all about it, I say, if only last week it had not been urgently recalled to me.