Then arose the
throaty rumble I had heard before, and a dozen men were on their feet clamoring for recognition from Colonel Van Gilbert.
Staring stolidly ahead he greeted him with, "Wie gehts," or in English, "How are you?" with a
throaty enunciation.
A gust of hoarse yelling met him: the air was still; and the rushing of water overhead was covered by a tumult of strangled,
throaty shrieks that produced an effect of desperate confusion.
Pardon me," continued Razumov, after drawing breath and with a short,
throaty laugh, "but I haven't inherited a revolutionary inspiration together with a resemblance from an uncle."
He flung his head back and laughed his
throaty affected cackle of anger.
Against a background of
throaty rumbling arose inarticulate cries of rage, with here and there a distinct curse, or word, or phrase.
With a sound characterised by meaty guitar riffs, racing drums and singer Jack Barrett's Joe Strummer-esque
throaty holler, MazeBound may not necessarily build on punk-rock's narrow tropes, but they always display a brilliant mastery of them.
I was pretty blown away by the switch from my TV's treble-heavy built-in speakers to the
throaty resonance that came from the Beam.
That is of particular importance for performance cars, in which the bass-ridden
throaty roar of engines play a crucial deciding factor for customers.
The script delivers big,
throaty laughs and adroitly juggles physical and verbal humour, inflicting injuries and indignities on the leading men for our sport and entertainment.