You will see how Northup, played with extraordinary precision and grace by English actor Chiwetel Ejiofor, is beaten with planks and whips, his shirt reduced to — as one character says
in a singsong voice — «rags and tatters, rags and tatters.»
«Arjun,» he called out
in a singsong tone.
Vendors called elote and nieve
in singsong voices, and children danced to music emanating from the many different portable speaker systems as happy families shared homemade picnics.
Not exact matches
As he preached, his voice would grow
in shrillness until it reached a vibrating
singsong.
Saam's delivery is relaxed, almost
singsong, which is
in direct contrast to his TV - radio partner, GENE KELLY (39, partisan), who tends to be loud and shrill.
It's still practised
in a few places, though nowadays it just involves ambling around the borders of a traditional parish and having a bit of a
singsong.
Many of us instinctively lisp or speak
in a baby like, high pitched,
singsong manner when speaking with children.
School children learning by rote do so
in a collective
singsong.
Streep, speaking
in an imperious nasal
singsong, makes Graham irresistibly knowing yet, beneath the tea - party bluster, secretly unsure of herself: the only woman
in a boardroom of men, and therefore an executive who has to fly solo to find her own way.
One creepy anecdote finds Sestero trying to sleep while,
in the next room, Tommy calls out to him «
in a high
singsong pitch, «Somebody's chicken.»»
Maybe his statement that he hates poetry comes from this early
singsong, and I realize as I write this that I'm beginning to engage
in theatre critique rather than film criticism.
Special features include a «Build Your Own Treehouse» game that is a slow - loading trial - and - error exercise
in «no one is going to play this,» and a «Build Your Own Adventure» game that is a series of rough stills narrated
in an indescribably ingratiating
singsong by Jim Cummings, which allow one to «choose» where the adventure will go next.
«Math is hard, let's go shopping,» she said
in a squeaky
singsong voice.
Continue to use the
singsong phrase and offer a bonanza of treats (five or six
in a row) whenever you see a dog.
Famously friendly and amazingly amiable, with a distinctive
singsong «coo», she's exceptionally easy to train for performances
in shows, and when she's not nestling close to her owner for human companionship, she's purr - fectly content to keep her own company.
A wagging «no - no - no» finger, seen as often
in social situations as it is
in music videos, is accompanied
in Notes on Gesture by the looped
singsong vocal, «I don't lu, I don't lu, I don't lu», which finally breaks into the phrase «I don't love you,» before being replaced by a new cycle.
Standing at a chalkboard, she delivers
singsong platitudes to half a dozen corpses draped
in white sheets on the floor.
While Mark Dion imagines an educational opportunity,
in a mobile library, John Baldessari teaches a plant the alphabet,
in the same
singsong as
in all his lessons on the Southern California intellect.
In «Stream or River, Flight or Pattern», a video installation on three screens, fragments of trees, paper kites, performers and rivers meld into a pastoral, otherworldly realm — all held aloft by rhythmic sound waves of birds, quietude, women's
singsong, and interspersed with fragments of warm light.
7 A rocking kid's bedroomOkay, maybe the whole family might not want to hang out here — though we'd be tempted to flop on the bed for a
singsong — but Junior needs a space cool enough for his friends to want to chill out
in.