Use of throaty in Sentences. 27 Examples
The examples include throaty at the start of sentence, throaty at the end of sentence and throaty in the middle of sentence
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throaty in the middle of sentence
- the throaty roar of the engines.
- The young girl has a throaty voice.
- "Be quiet," she said in a throaty voice.
- He laughed with a rich, throaty chuckle.
- Instead, I laugh, a throaty, superior laugh.
- She always spoke with a throaty German accent.
- Each indrawn breath was a little throaty snore.
- The engines were being revved, full, throaty, reliable.
- He'll do, he says, in a throaty voice edged with anger.
- Through his tears and grief, the song, a and throaty lullaby.
- Julie had a throaty voice that made her sound older than she was.
- Through his tears and grief, the song came, a deep and throaty lullaby.
- Then I hear a soft, throaty sound from his bed, like the chuckle of a horse.
- His throaty little murmurs told of his contentment and enjoyment of the ride.
- To die for, in fact. Hear the engine and weep: a full, convincing throaty roar.
- Israelis speak Hebrew which is a quirky, throaty language that takes ages to learn.
- Her loud voice, her flashing eyes and her rich, throaty laughter dominated the scene.
- But instead of the tinny rippling of coils, San Franciscans heard the throaty roar of rock.
- She had a deep, throaty, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just before it throws up.
- Song has a wood-warbler-like trill, followed by a low throaty warble; delivered in aerial song flight.
- The crickets sing on, their throaty croaking rising and falling a pitch or two, as the evening passes into night.
- Its body shell is voluptuous, the throaty rumble of its engine intoxicating, the detailing of its interior exquisite.
- As he watches the animals, Nils Peder is yoiking, chanting a throaty, traditional Sami song evoking his wife, Ingrid.
- The voice had a curious quality, husky and high-pitched as if uncertain whether it was a light tenor or a throaty mezzo-soprano.
- All wobbly warble and throaty swallow, Lindsay Phillips sings as if he's endured every hardship chronicled in his ominous lyrics.
- When a cat is blocked from getting at the prey, he may chatter — a throaty vocalization accompanied by quick movements of the lower jaw.
- 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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