raspy in Germany

aspy [rɑːspai] kratzende

Sentence patterns related to "raspy"

1. He spoke in a raspy, indistinct voice.

2. It should sound something like a black metal raspy voice.

3. Her voice was raspy with nicotine and whiskey.

4. a raspy female voice hollers from behind us.

5. Both men sang in a deep, raspy tone.

6. My voice is raspy because I have a cold.

7. "Yo, " the bartender's raspy voice called, "you want something?

8. Raspy Crickets are found in woodlands, grasslands, or wet forests

9. She was so luminous with long hair and this raspy voice.

10. This is why soaking in the pool gives your hair that raspy dry feel.

11. They can be noisy birds with their calls sounding harsh and raspy .

12. Always Antagonistical toward you, with a creespy, raspy annoying voice to boot.

13. Where Freddie's voice is so sharp and clear, Roger's is very raspy.

14. His sentence edged around a raspy cough, then audibly trailed off.

15. (as) hoarse as a Crow Speaking with a very raspy voice; very hoarse

16. She gave her character a very recognizable high-pitched yet raspy voice.

17. Squeaky, creaking, squeaking, unoiled, grating, rusty, rasping, raspy She pushed open the Creaky door

18. Synonyms for Attritive include scratching, grating, abrading, abrasive, rasping, rough, scarifying, erosive, raspy and scratchy

19. Because earlier surgery damaged her vocal chords, her voice has a slightly raspy quality to it.

20. Synonyms for Croaky include hoarse, gruff, husky, rasping, croaking, throaty, gravelly, grating, raspy and coarse

21. Still a bit raspy, he told the crowd about his surgery and his new liver.

22. Her Bilious attack had not quite passed away, and her tones were somewhat sharp and raspy

23. Her voice was raspy , and her words were slow, but she was awake; she was talking.

24. A raspy voice came over the squawk box announcing the arrival of what we had been waiting for.

25. For those affected by dysphonia, the voice can be described as hoarse, rough, raspy, strained, weak, Breathy or gravely

26. The Book of PAWSOME: Head Bonks, Raspy Tongues, and 101 Reasons Why Cats Make Us So, So Happy (The PAWSOME Series)

27. As they sit, a man in a green surgical suit rushes from room to room, often yelling in a raspy voice on his mobile phone.

28. I barely got off a shocked "Hello" when the raspy voice said: "I saw your show on the History Channel, and I have a business proposition for you.

29. Minogue's vocal delivery on the album is mostly seductive and breathy in tone, such as in songs like "Slow" and "Chocolate", although the track "Obsession" features raspy vocals.

30. The Book of PAWSOME: Head Bonks, Raspy Tongues, and 101 Reasons Why Cats Make Us So, So Happy (The PAWSOME Series) [Cooper, Gwen, Rodrigue, Jessica] on Amazon.com

31. Thus, when in the mood, the male gently draws a raspy hind leg over the raised veins of a wing in the same way a violinist draws his bow across the strings of his violin.

32. Raspy Crickets appear to take advantage of whatever food is available to them, and their diet thus ranges from insects and other arthropods to plants and plant parts, including grasses, flowers

33. Ryan Reed of Paste regarded her voice as "a raspy, aged-beyond-its-years thing of full-blooded beauty," while MSN Music's Tom Townshend declared her "the finest singer of generation."

34. As I slumped under the weight of my defeat, a small man put his hand on my shoulder, looked me in the eye, and said in that wonderful raspy voice, That's all right.

35. Stress is to the human condition what tension is to the violin string: too little and the music is dull and raspy; too much and the music is shrill or the string snaps.

36. He had a paunch blackened teeth and the raspy cough of an avid smoker and he never stopped watching even when he allowed himself a cigarette smoking a cheap brand named after the city itself.

37. Cacophonous: 1 adj having an unpleasant sound “"as Cacophonous as a henyard"- John McCarten” Synonyms: cacophonic cackly , squawky like the cackles or squawks a hen makes especially after laying an egg croaky , guttural like the sounds of frogs and crows grating , gravelly , rasping , raspy , rough , scratchy unpleasantly harsh or grating in

38. Paul Schrader's Affliction, adapted from the novel by Russell Banks (The Sweet Hereafter), charts the slow descent of small-town sheriff Wade Whitehouse (a raspy, gruffly restrained Nick Nolte) into violence, the legacy of the corrupt love of an abusive, alcoholic father.The story ostensibly centers on a hunting death on the outskirts of town, but as Wade digs into what may or not