Sentences with word «vocalising»

As the sky charts receive information from GPS satellites showing the current locations of stars, they also vocalise in unison a reading of passages from Genesis.

This more than anything reveals that the Labour Party have not learnt anything about what the public vocalised during the expenses scandal and remain tethered to the authoritarian instincts they displayed over the last 13 years.

Corrective exercise techniques are often just as important as vocalises for helping my students to become the best singers they can be.

They also vocalise musings like, «It's not the last time we'll call upon this inn, I'll warrant,» at every available opportunity.

But despite his views on the vans, Farage has secured valuable political support by vocalising the concerns of many voters about immigration and multiculturalism.

For example, only 3 manuals stated that if the dog vocalised when shocked the setting was too high.

In non-human primates, it is not placed in the right position to vocalise like humans.

I once vocalised this concern to a mentor and they quite rightly replied: «You really think you are so interesting that all those busy people are hanging on your every word?»

The Labour party appointed Seema Malhotra as the first - ever shadow minister to tackle violence against women and girls, and the Archbishop of Canterbury vocalised his backing for Christian charity Restored, which is equipping the Church to tackle gender - based violence.

There will be plenty of reasonable suggestions put forward as to why this might be — from subtle points about counter-pressing and team shape and the difficulty of translating club systems over to the international game, to snarky ones about Theo Walcott being no Erik Lamela — but ultimately everybody will realise, even if they don't vocalise, that the England shirt is a cursed object that destroys every beautiful thing that it touches.

As Gill previously admitted, Fergie has little say as regards to the club's day - to - day running, but his lingering appearances in the Directors» Box makes him a beacon to harness all of the supporters» vocalised views.

When the home fans in the North Stand chanted for the removal of owner Allam during a dull first half, other supporters in the West Stand booed them loudly, with some of them creatively vocalising their wish that the protesters would pick their moment a little better.

We had a meeting in Cardiff in the old Unite building and there was about five of us in the room and fast forward three years later they're getting 80,000 people on the march so we've always had an interest in politics but we've never really vocalised it before.

Birds and some primates vocalise to establish their territory, with speakers dominant while listeners are somewhat submissive - and archaic rules for royalty show that this proclivity also applies to humans.

They also retreated significantly further away and vocalised more in response to the bee sounds compared to controls.

By discovering more about when deaf people vocalise instinctively and when they need to learn, Sauter says, it may be possible to better interpret distress calls from deaf infants.

I've hardly been shy about vocalising my thoughts about this ridiculous concept and I am SO glad you just went for it with this dress / top.

Furthermore, look at BM most non-bw don't want them but that doesn't stop BM from vocalising their preference for these women and pursuing them.

«If men are allowed to vocalise what qualities they want in a partner, say being educated and beautiful, then women should be encouraged to do the same for whichever qualities they value.»

For the most part, the apes speak in sign language, only vocalising occasionally, and it's incredible just how emotive these creatures can be.

The director, who vocalises a CG character is the highlight of the film; brilliant and very funny; but outside that the film just lags too often.

Walter's depression — vocalised through the beaver — is represented in raw, unsparing terms and the tough truth about Gibson is that, for all the nastiness of his self - inflicted career nosedive, he remains a compelling and watchable actor.

Giving the child an actual voice, and also allowing them the chance to hear their requests vocalised in real time, possibly helping them to say the word.

She might have vocalised excessively until she went hoarse or lost her voice.

Cats will often vocalise, be apprehensive and heave / retch to vomit.

On returning to the crate to let puppy out, try to be calm and not make it a really exciting time, this may lead to unwanted vocalising / whining as he anticipates his release!

The first is relatively short - term and manifests itself in excessive vocalising, pacing and searching.

It's not clear exactly why these breeds vocalise in the way they do, but they are doing so to communicate with you and seem to enjoy having a conversation when we humans speak back to them.

Hip dysplasia can be very painful, but a dog who is suffering from it will rarely vocalise this pain.

To compare, this choice was something actually greatly improved upon by Bioshock Infinite, a game which gave its protagonist a distinct voice, a stated goal, and many vocalised interactions with his surroundings.

Afterwards, it's possible to craft a catchphrase for your beast, using a set vocabulary of suitably heroic and self - confident words, which is then vocalised in the game whenever you attack something.

The prevailing and well - vocalised belief amongst male painters that women couldn't paint was echoed at an institutional level.

They may vocalise when doing so in a serious of low grade squeaks.

They also displayed a wider range of behaviors such as vocalising and play.

Others animals have demonstrated impressive feats of learning in which they also vocalise the words they learn, such as Alex, the grey parrot, who could make sentences out of about 100 words.

Campaigners have vocalised their disapproval for young children wearing hijabs in schools after a survey... More

And the danger is, those who profess to love the club the most by standing by Wenger and the board are the ones who by their inaction to vocalise and act against what is blatantly wrong with the club they are doing the most to ensure its downfall.

I am not leaving but I wholeheartedly believe that the management should and I will vocalise this.

Deschamps — who called up the central midfielder for friendlies against Colombia and Russia had this to vocalise: «This is a situation that he must not appreciate because of everything he would have been able to offer»

Deschamps — who called up the central midfielder for friendlies against Colombia and Russia had this to vocalise: