reedy

They would hear his reedy voice, the one he'd had in the war.

The voice is clear and true but reedy rather than round or rich.

"Have a care," said a reedy voice in front of them.

"Very well," he said in that reedy voice of his.

The voice was reedy and sounded as if several people were speaking at once.

"This is my house," said the head in a high and somewhat reedy voice.

Although it was reedy and thin, Elizabeth found her voice.

His voice was reedy, as though he'd been singing or shouting for hours.

The boy's reedy voice seemed to rise from the darkness below.

Through the still, early morning air came a faint, reedy cry.

"Peace be with you, my child," he said in a reedy voice.

He would be reedy and handsome someday, just like his father.

In his mind he heard swirling reedy music and saw her dancing for him alone.

"Enter," called a high, reedy voice from inside the room.

John braced himself, but someone behind the guard called out in a reedy voice.

"That would be me, I suppose," said a reedy voice from behind them.

Where's the skinny guy with the reedy voice, always singing about freedom?

There was a rap on the door, and the maid's reedy voice.

The reply came back in a reedy tenor, an old man's voice.

His voice has a reedy quality, sometimes descending to almost a whisper.

"I got through it," he kept saying in a broken, reedy voice.

Fishing is, at its reedy bottom, a solitary exercise of hope.

A reedy breath passed from his lips, and then he was perfectly still.

He had a reedy voice, dry and thin as parchment.

There was a certain malicious strain in the reedy voice.