many-throated

The doorbell chimed inside the house and a muted many-throated cry of delight reached her ears.

The Outlaws 2010

There is no answering "the many-throated groan, the dying whisper of millions" that he transmitted.

Solzhenitsyn, Optimist Edward E. Ericson Jr. 2008

If this many-throated singing creature could have sung itself into an external form, it could hardly have moulded one more expressive of its own nature.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 73, November, 1863 Various

Perris, blind with rage, barely saw the details, barely heard the many-throated chuckle from the watchers across the patio.

Alcatraz Max Brand 1918

Thousands of doves whistled away; thousands of smaller birds rustled and darted before our advancing lines; tens of thousands of blackbirds sprinkled the bare branches of single trees, uttering the many-throated multitude call; underneath all this light and joyous life the business-like little quail darted away in their bullet flight.

The Killer Stewart Edward White 1909

They set up a many-throated cheer, flocked out with her upon the floor, and in one instant feet were flying, skirts were whirling, laughter and jest mingling with waving arms and kicking toes, and the whole place was in one mad riot of delirious joy.

Cleek, the Master Detective Thomas W. Hanshew 1885

They set up a many-throated cheer and flocked out with her upon the floor; and in one instant feet were flying, skirts were whirling, laughter and jest mingling with waving arms and kicking toes, and the whole place was in one mad riot of delirious joy.

Cleek: the Man of the Forty Faces Thomas W. Hanshew 1885