open-throated

The employment of the ethereal oboe and English horn worked better for me in this version than the open-throated clarinet I heard employed in the recording of the work's New York premiere from 2008.

Rodney Punt: The Mortal Thoughts of Lady Macbeth: A Chamber Opera of Horrors at Fais Do-Do 2010

The sound of the violin chaconne played on viola and transposed to a darker G minor, interwoven with Langeland improvising a keening, open-throated Ave Maria, proves strangely persuasive.

Sinikka Langeland: Maria's Song 2010

But she turned to face him: a short New Yorker with a goatee, who wore an open-throated white shirt.

Hotel Chelsea - Nanette 2 2010

Think what the shift from thin winter contact calls to the open-throated full spring song of residents and new returning summer visitors does to the volume of the world.

A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009

I talk too often in class, pound the drums in band, sing open-throated, with my hands by my side, in choir.

If I Am Missing or Dead Janine Latus 2007

I talk too often in class, pound the drums in band, sing open-throated, with my hands by my side, in choir.

If I Am Missing or Dead Janine Latus 2007

Hayden was studying the document in his hand and looking every inch the Gothic villain in his buff-colored trousers, open-throated ivory shirt, and scuffed boots.

One Night Of Scandal Medeiros, Teresa, 1962- 2003

Each evening round the fires they had music, not the monotonous open-throated roaring of the tribes, nor the exciting harmony of the Ageyl, but the falsetto quarter tones and trills of urban Syria.

Seven Pillars of Wisdom Thomas Edward 2003

As a result, the numinous emerald breath of the forest lay gently against the town's whitewashed cheeks, while the river here serenaded the citizenry with an open-throated warble instead of a cancer-clogged rattle of death.

Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates Robbins, Tom 2000

As a result, the numinous emerald breath of the forest lay gently against the town's whitewashed cheeks, while the river here serenaded the citizenry with an open-throated warble instead of a cancer-clogged rattle of death.

Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates Robbins, Tom 2000