throaty造句

The young girl has a throaty voice.

Through his tears and grief, the song came, a deep and throaty lullaby.

They are known for their large size, throaty call and their extraordinary leaping ability.

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 native Yakuts, a Turkic tribe with Asiatic features who speak a language full of throaty, mooing vowels, were largely engaged in reindeer herding.

The fourlocals who approached by boat, though certainly amazed, were also courteous,for they bowed low, stroked their huge beards and emitted a throaty rumbling.“How

The splendour of a peacock's tail and the throaty roar of a stag really do show which males are fittest, and thus help females choose.

Liverpool's "Scouse" dialect has long fascinated linguists, with its throaty, guttural utterances that emerged from a mixture of Irish, Scots, Welsh and Lancashire accents in the late 19th century.