ventriloquize

Customers jostled as they looked for the words to ventriloquize their hearts.

To ventriloquize camp is perhaps something else - and McCourt offers a mixture of homage and analysis.

I can learn to ventriloquize as well as anyone, and with a dummy that is a real work of art I shall soon be making a fortune.

Interestingly, many of the “Downfall” parodies choose not to have Ganz-as-Hitler directly ventriloquize another politician or figure of derision.

Ms. Seltzer has talked about being “torn,” about wanting somehow to ventriloquize her subjects, to “put a voice to people who people don’t listen to.”

To slip into my own speculations for a moment, if Austen ever allows one of her characters to ventriloquize for her, it is surely Elizabeth Bennet.

If Homer were the one telling the story, he probably had to ventriloquize his voice into the voices of a multiplicity of characters, very much what Ian McKellen is doing."

I asked the questions, and was of course supposed to ventriloquize the answers, and, thanks to the glassy stare of my doll, her replies almost convinced the audience I was doing so.

This weightless mid-position, which ultimately helped enable his double act in 1968, allowed Kissinger to ventriloquize Governor Rockefeller and to propose, by indirect means, a future detente with America's chief rivals.

The music on Saturday sounded magnificent, thanks in part to Mr. Jacobs's supple technique and vivid interpretive imagination, but also to the wonders of the church's French-paletted Aeolian-Skinner organ, which can eerily ventriloquize so many orchestral instruments.