How To Use Throaty In A Sentence
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But the most haunting of all the melodies is the warbling laughter of the Tulameen; its delicate note is far more powerful, more far-reaching than the throaty thunders of Niagara.
Legends of Vancouver
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With a throaty roar, he fires out a jet of red liquid on to a nearby pillar, already stained dark red with chewing tobacco.
Times, Sunday Times
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I remain a big fan of the engine though - the throaty burble they emanate still sends a chill up my spine each time I hear one.
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All you manage to see is a little flicker of light, following by a throaty rumble of thunder.
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And with that he lets out a long, throaty laugh so deep it virtually makes my chair shake.
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He stops, lets out a throaty chortle, and starts trucking straight uphill, cutting the switchbacks.
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But her deep, throaty tones aside, this is nonsense.
The Sun
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a rich throaty voice
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‘Grrrrr,’ he growls in that deep throaty voice as, apropos of nothing, Nick Faldo walks by.
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She disappeared off down the dirt track with a throaty roar.
Times, Sunday Times
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The only thing you can hear is either a rather throaty engine note that's easy on the ear or a first-class music system.
The Sun
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Karen started the Pontiac, the motor a low and throaty rumble, the transmission automatic.
THE SERPENT'S MARK
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I listened to the hard guttural consonants and the throaty laughs.
The Crossing-Place
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I took down my unburnt copy of Sweet's Anglo-Saxon Reader, unopened for 30 years, and gazed at the spider-pencil calligraphy that I had squeezed between the throaty, alliterating lines: "eager for battle ..." "no whit lacking in courage" etc, etc.
Archive 2007-08-01
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There were throaty, gloating roars from more than 30,000 fans as their side notched up another league win in midweek.
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Skipping over the scratchy part, she began to sing with the record, her voice throaty, a low rasp.
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The trees cast their skeletal frames against the gunmetal sky and the crows, like a flock of hooded widows, lamented their lot with throaty cries.
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His voice was throaty and deep when he made that statement, and I felt my stomach clench.
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A rear spoiler appears, the license plate number changes, it gets a tint, an air scoop appears and the engine sounds just get amplified and sound deep and throaty!
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At tile start the dual exhausts have a throaty rumble as the engine coughs to life.
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This is followed by a low, throaty laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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When Donna Hazelton laughs, I hear a deep, throaty noise that I recognise instantly.
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The woman was laughing her deep, throaty laugh.
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I listened to the hard guttural consonants and the throaty laughs.
The Crossing-Place
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He emits a throaty smoker's laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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Muscles in the fox's neck and arms tensed while the caracal emitted a low, throaty snarl.
The Lives of Felix Gunderson
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Somewhere in the back of her mind she heard a deep throaty laugh, making her skin break out in gooseflesh.
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She was known for her deep, piercing eyes and dusky, throaty voice that always seemed to command the full attention of audiences.
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I listened to the hard guttural consonants and the throaty laughs.
The Crossing-Place
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She lets out a throaty chuckle: ‘I've just come back from a humungous family farewell myself.’
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‘Even this,’ he continued, raising his voice and adopting the throaty murmur of the fashionable diseur, ‘even this would not be in itself of interest.
Sweet Danger
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They had just got it open when we heard a deep, throaty yell.
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she laughs, her throaty voice somehow at odds with her beanpole body and all-American looks.
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She has a startling voice, a throaty roar somewhere between Janis Joplin and Mavis Staples.
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Sometimes they yelp, bark, or make throaty noises while clicking.
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But the terms nasal and throaty are general descriptions of faulty tones.
The Psychology of Singing A Rational Method of Voice Culture Based on a Scientific Analysis of All Systems, Ancient and Modern
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A few moments of faulty tuning and uneven articulation aside (not to be confused with the pungent harmonies and piquant effects written into this music), the ensemble's two instrumentalists -- medieval-harpist Constance Whiteside (the group's artistic director) and violinist Craig Resta, who played here on the arrestingly throaty precursor to the violin, the medieval vielle -- both did sterling and vividly atmospheric work.
Armonia Nova's arresting concert of early music at St. Mark's, Capitol Hill
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While the band was riffing away, Fallon would unleash a torrent of lyrics about monster trucks, prison planets and yetis in his unmistakable throaty roar.
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His mother stumbles towards us, lit cigarette in hand, and gives a throaty hello.
Times, Sunday Times
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But he's churning out rock riffs and distorted licks, adding in some quite throaty vocals as well.
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The throaty cheer that emanates from the gut is the soundtrack.
USATODAY.com - Holding the line
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With her darkly beautiful gaze and deep, throaty voice, Bacall isn't so much a love interest for Bogart as a tough, sassy equal.
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Instead of her mum's nagging voice she heard a deep throaty laugh.
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But he's churning out rock riffs and distorted licks, adding in some quite throaty vocals as well.
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Though everyone else in the picture speaks in some variation of a British accent, poor Jolie has been given the Transylvanian throat-sucker's throaty, sibilant vowels, as well as a wardrobe of snakes.
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The air was heavy with lilac fragrance, and from the distance, as he rode between the lilac hedges, Graham heard the throaty nicker of Mountain
CHAPTER XVIII
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But even beyond that, she had a great sense of humor, and while the other women tittered, she had a rich, throaty laugh.
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The throaty roar of a Maserati supercar sweeping along mountain roads at full tilt fills the cavernous exhibition hall.
Times, Sunday Times
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The voice had a curious quality, husky and high-pitched as if uncertain whether it was a light tenor or a throaty mezzo-soprano.
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The throaty roar of a Maserati supercar sweeping along mountain roads at full tilt fills the cavernous exhibition hall.
Times, Sunday Times
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I loved his laugh; it was deep and throaty, and sounded enjoyable.
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His voice was deep and throaty, resonating in his chest as though he had just woken from a very long sleep.
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Sukhwinder Singh's vociferously throaty and Sunidhi Chauhan's seductively crooned vocals are at the helm of affairs that gets electrified with thumping '' dhol '' beats and pulsating arrangements.
Undefined
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He changed his voice completely, going from a loud outside voice to a low, husky, kind of throaty sexy sound that had her heart skipping beats.
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I whipped around at the sound of Bey's throaty voice.
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His mother stumbles towards us, lit cigarette in hand, and gives a throaty hello.
Times, Sunday Times
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Dynasty, massive hair, throaty voice.
Times, Sunday Times
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It may be unfair to single out particular players, but Gustafsson's raw, throaty tenor and Lonberg-Holm's use of electronics and distortion both grab the attention.
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I replied, realizing that my own voice was suddenly sounding deeper, and throaty too, as if I was trying to seduce him.
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I was confused about whether their approach was intended to be ironic, or satirical, or both, or neither ... it was infused with what I thought were obvious clichés, like ladies looking sexy, inscrutable and dour playing drums in militaristic fashion aside the frontman, who sang throaty german lyrics to pretty hard core industrial rock, accompanied by projected images of male gymnasts and words like Totalitariansme and crosses and things.
Sleepless in Slovenia.
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One fabulously throaty chuckle from a five-year-old sitting near the front suggested it could.
Times, Sunday Times
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The propeller was spun, the engine coughed into life and a throaty roar was heard as it taxied down the racecourse before rising into flight.
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She would bark pugnaciously - a throaty howl almost like a mating cry - whenever she got a hint of their presence, even if they just whispered too loud at the window.
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He let out a throaty laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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Somewhere in the back of her mind she heard a deep throaty laugh, making her skin break out in gooseflesh.
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People say that he doesn't smile much, but he has a throaty chuckle and the disconcerting habit of laughing when he is cross.
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A special exhaust system only adds to the decibels and deep throaty roar of the engine.
The Sun
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He leads the way with his throaty bass saxophone.
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Karen started the Pontiac, the motor a low and throaty rumble, the transmission automatic.
THE SERPENT'S MARK
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Lobes and myself shall meld, Guy FAWKS and trek Bridge enterprise, explosions and holographics to deliver a strategic and tactical ensemble performance, in concert with your Throaty narrative cadence.
Cheeseburger Gothic » A reading?
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He gives another throaty laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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Explosions, barking yawps, shrill high-register runs, and throaty, rasping groans - the place sounds like it's going to spontaneously combust.
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The native Yakuts, a Turkic tribe with Asiatic features who speak a language full of throaty, mooing vowels, were largely engaged in reindeer herding.
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One demon, obviously the commander, gave a cry, something that started out a high-pitched, throaty warble and fluctuated in frequency, ending in a low rumble.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Stefan’s Review Forum
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While collecting my ticket, I heard the familiar throaty roar of hundreds of voices.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's a throaty mix of heady pleasure.
The Sun
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She laughed again, a rich, throaty laugh that Tarja had not heard from her in a very long time.
TREASON KEEP
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A warm and generous personality but also a natural leader, he had a distinctive, throaty voice and a hearty laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her unusual, slightly throaty voice grows on you.
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I could imagine her throaty laugh: 'I get blown up and all you can think about are the pictures?
Times, Sunday Times
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It sounds throaty at low speed, and delivers incredible performance.
The Sun
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From inside the car came a rather throaty little laugh.
Times, Sunday Times
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Well, I love to hear the throaty growl of the diesel engines as they warn vans and sissy pick-ups to get out of the way.
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It was the voice of a man, big, hearty, with that thick, throaty gurgle which is so suggestive of London that one is certain to find a tweed suit and riding-breeches associated with it.
Cavanaugh: Forest Ranger A Romance of the Mountain West
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Though still influenced by soul and jazz, her voice had turned throaty and rough, filled with an intensity that comes from deep within.
Times, Sunday Times
