She has a wry, rich voice, a sensual intelligence and a nicely tuned sense of hysteria.

"And don't forget," noted the captain in a wry voice.

"It's a little different," he said, his voice wry, "being on the other side."

"May the force be with you," said a wry voice on the radio link from the support ship.

"He likes children," she finished in a wry voice, and Katherine laughed out loud.

I hope so,' said a wry voice from the doorway.

She is absolutely lovely, with her husky, wry voice.

'Just another dead man,' came the answer, but in a voice wry and humourless.

There was almost an apology in the woman's wry voice.

Do not ask for whom the kiln tolls, commented a wry little voice within.