RATCLIFFE: You have under oath been as clear as a bell on that. REP.
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"I keep expecting to see a crossword there," she said, as clear as a bell.
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My skin felt incredibly soft and smooth that night, and my brain felt as clear as a bell.
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In the lyrics, Shingai talks about coming home to the land that built her as an adult and the joy it brings — which you can hear in her voice as clear as a bell.
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As I sat there looking at the flames, I heard a voice as clear as a bell, speaking out of my own heart: How long, the voice inquired, do you intend to avoid becoming yourself?
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I remember there was a great poem > about American braggarts. You know, American liars—"I am the ring-tailed > cousin to the such and such that ate so and so and I can do this and I can > do that better than Mike Fink the river man ..." I just realized that this > was the voice that the script had to have. It was as clear as a bell. I knew > that writing was particular to me.
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Jeeves, say "Theodore Oswaldtwistle, the thistle sifter, sifting a sack of thistles thrust three thorns through the thick of his thumb". :He did so with an intonation as clear as a bell, if not clearer. A version of this tongue twister was used in a song called Theophilus Thistler by Australian dance music group Sonic Animation. Their variation of the tongue twister is as follows: :Theophilus Thistler, :The thistle sifter, :In sifting a sieve full of un-sifted thistles, :Thrust three thousand thistles through the thick of his thumb, :Three thousand thistles.
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They are all delivered with sincerity, love and respect. The band are as tight as a bottle-stop, the recording is as clear as a bell and Clapton's singing and playing sound just fine. Me and Mr Johnson will appeal to his AOR audience after a bit of authentic as much as it will to staunch blues fans hungry for digital-age renditions of Johnson standards". Billboard critic Christopher Walsh thinks that on Me and Mr. Johnson "Clapton is in fine form, setting aside the slick instrumentation and production that have marked much of his more recent work in favor of a smaller ensemble", creating as the result "a sparse sound, allowing Clapton's usual outstanding lead and slide guitar work to shine.
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She is inclined to embonpoint, but she is > very handsome on the stage, with dangerous eyes—the whitest shoulder in the > world—and a sense of enjoyment in her acting, which your audience will not > be able to resist. Tadolini's voice is a clear soprano-mezzo-soprano in its > richest quality, with an intonation that approaches, when necessary, to the > contralto. It is as clear as a bell, round, full, and sonorous, perfectly > flexible and capable of all those modulations which a great artist like her > dashes off, but which are so painful and difficult to thinner voices, and > less qualified science. I heard the prima donna to great disadvantage, as > she disdained to sing to an empty house (from political excitement),The > correspondent may have been referring to Five Days of Milan uprising that > aborted the premiere of Mercadante's La schiava saracena and used merely one > half of her powers.
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