vocalized

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• A greater sac-winged bat pup makes babbling sounds as it learns how to vocalize like adults.

• As more athletes vocalize their own experiences, organizations like the USOPC are also finally devoting more resources to addressing the mental health of their athletes and providing them with the tools to improve their mental well being.

• When asked to identify the defendant in the courtroom, he angrily stared down Chauvin and appeared frustrated while watching the footage of Floyd vocalizing his anguish.

• Marine biologists have found that that while dolphins may not snore, they do vocalize in their sleep.

• According to her it can be difficult for female performers to vocalize what they feel comfortable doing on screen.

• Bisutti thinks the label is a good communication tool for Christians who are too shy to vocalize their beliefs.

• The President and his administration would vocalize their energy strategy through the EFA.

• But should mom get involved in an “animated conversation” with a stranger, the baby will “vocalize with intense anger.”

• Miss Eleanor did not need to vocalize her approval of Judson; the dark eyes were alight with excitement.

• Minnehaha is one of those fearless singers who vocalize without a safety-valve.

• We have all heard voices that were so beautiful that to hear one of them vocalize for half an hour would be a musical feast.

• Another student—with a fine tenor—was asked to vocalize for a number of minutes.

• Her voice cracked; her ear became demoralized; her attempts to vocalize grew almost as comical as Trilby's.