warbled

Even the insects were hushed, and not a single birdcall warbled or whistled through the air.

The Magic of Recluce Modesitt, L. E. 1991

Poor Mano kind of warbled a lot at the beginning, like straight up warbling.

Hello!Blog 2010

When the congregation warbled in eight different keys into the third verse, I was stunned … and outraged.

Lance Mannion: 2009

Of it, “God bless Oprah,” warbled the Frugal Café Blog Zone, continuing »»»

Neo-depression free-chicken-dinner fuster cluck 2009

Joe Deeves never did nothin ', never warbled once, an' jes 'because his stomach was out of order, Manchester ups an' plugs him.

The Passing of Marcus O'Brien 2010

DeVane, 68, warbled into a karaoke-style microphone.

Florida protesters show support for Wis. unions 2011

"Mary!" warbled Jake Shears, meaningfully, "You shouldn't let 'em make you mad."

Rewind radio: What Has Religion Done for Women?; Here's the Thing; Warhorses of Letters; Tonight; Ramblings – review 2011

Over one of the condensed feelgood narratives for which middle England's favourite department store is rapidly becoming known, the ethereal voice of Slow Moving Millie warbled the lyrics of Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want.

Heaven knows I'm miserable over this John Lewis ad 2011

Better broke in Amsterdam than a millionaire in Paris—or so warbled Johnny Jordaan, a Dutch folk singer who was a national icon in the 1950s.

Amsterdam: Double Dutch Maarten van Tartwijk 2011

Love how warbled the instrument is, whether that's by design or the troll's hands.

The Top 100 Speculative Fiction Magazine Covers, #50-#41 pabba 2010