lilt|lilted|lilting|lilts in English

verb

[lɪlt]

play or sing in a light rhythmic manne

Use "lilt|lilted|lilting|lilts" in a sentence

1. She's got the lilt.

2. She spoke in her soft lilting brogue.

3. She has a faint Irish lilt.

4. We struck up in a lilting voice.

5. Michelle spoke with a soothing Southern lilt.

6. He had a pleasant, lilting northern accent.

7. She has a lilt to her voice.

8. The flute broke into a light lilting air.

9. He's got that lovely Irish lilt in his voice.

10. Many of his patriotic songs have a stirring lilt.

11. I asked Lilt if she'd change shifts with me.

12. There was a lilt in her voice which was new.

13. Her voice is child-like, with a West Country lilt.

14. Synonyms for Croons include sings, hums, warbles, lilts, quavers, carols, trills, serenades, trolls and lulls

15. 12 Many of his patriotic songs have a stirring lilt.

16. Sastri's speech was cultured and precise, with a Pakistan lilt.

17. And sings her lilting lulabies in the arms of the winds.

18. Talk and song from tongues of lilting grace , whose sounds caress my ear.

19. And the music of the fluttering birds had an eerie lilt to it.

20. His The Long Regret is considered on a par with Sea Lilt.

21. Mr Goodnight's voice has returned to its more usual, gentle Southern lilt.

22. 28 Talk and song from tongues of lilting grace , whose sounds caress my ear.

23. A tuneless, wordless lilting song that rose and fell and meandered like a stream.

24. 4 A tuneless, wordless lilting song that rose and fell and meandered like a stream.

25. He speaks English with a strong Chinese accent and speaks Chinese with a lilt.