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Examples
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His deep-timbred voice was full of assurances and innuendo, and she succumbed to both.
Breakfast in Bed desayunoencama 2007
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She sang "Lay Lady Lay," and "Time after Time," and "Brown Sugar," and every bit of her performance was funny and sexy and full of life -- she absolutely undulated across the stage as she sang, and delivered the songs with that extraordinary mahogany-timbred voice and exquisite sense of timing.
Archive 2005-06-01 Cheryl 2005
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She sang "Lay Lady Lay," and "Time after Time," and "Brown Sugar," and every bit of her performance was funny and sexy and full of life -- she absolutely undulated across the stage as she sang, and delivered the songs with that extraordinary mahogany-timbred voice and exquisite sense of timing.
June 2005 Cheryl 2005
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The choir released a timbred sigh and dissociated from its parts.
Chorale practice dudemanflab 2005
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She sang "Lay Lady Lay," and "Time after Time," and "Brown Sugar," and every bit of her performance was funny and sexy and full of life -- she absolutely undulated across the stage as she sang, and delivered the songs with that extraordinary mahogany-timbred voice and exquisite sense of timing.
96 Hours Cheryl 2005
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She spoke, and her voice, deep-timbred, liquid gold as was
The Moon Pool 2004
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From across the room came the boisterous, somewhat coarse-timbred voice of Tom, speaking to Nelly:
Our Mr. Wrenn 2004
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Then ahead of him there rang a strange, shrill scream, human yet weirdly timbred.
The Bloody Crown Of Conan Howard, Robert E. 2003
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Then ahead of him there rang a strange, shrill scream, human yet weirdly timbred.
The Bloody Crown of Conan Howard, Robert E. 2003
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“You ever do this before?” he asked in a low-timbred voice that filled her ears.
SEASONS OF GOLD STEF ANN HOLM 1992
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