lispy造句

• "Hi ! " she trilled, muffled and lispy.
• A 5-year-old girl with a lispy whisper of a voice gets a new name.
• In every sentence Jiminy's voice veers precipitously between a resonant, masculine baritone and a lispy singsong.
• The central character in that film, played by Guest himself, was a theater director with a lispy voice and feminine manner.
• "' StumpWM "'is a tiling window manager that was created when developer Shawn Betts found ratpoison growing increasingly lispy ".
• A major part of the plot involved Archie accusing a friend of Meathead as being gay, based on his stereotypical gay mannerisms and lispy speech.
• It's true, many ( though certainly not all ) gay men do talk in some variety of the stereotyped way : a little higher pitched, a little singsong, a little lispy.
• Leguizamo is the only cast member who gets to stretch his vocal talents, delivering a lispy, motor-mouthed performance that's so energetic, it's a shame he wasn't given better lines.
• Dale comfortably shades his voice into 134 different characterizations to verbalize author J . K . Rowling's world, from the querulous Dursley family to the quick-talking Hermione Granger to the lispy dryness of prim Ministry of Magic bureaucrats.
• But they cannot find Augustynek, described as a slightly balding man with dark hair and a lispy voice who the newspapers say dresses well and, when he is not in jail for smuggling luxury cars into Russia, lives with a mistress.
• Josh's co-workers include an icy office manager ( who's accompanied by a chilly, windy sound whenever she moves ), a demure ditz, a stereotypically lispy gay guy and a no-nonsense African-American woman.
• Franken plays Stuart Smalley, a lispy, effeminate, part-time waiter, part-time self-help guru who, as the film opens, has just lost his Chicago public access cable show, sending him into a downward spiral of negative affirmations and self-destructive Oreo munching.
• Truman was born in Monroeville, Ala ., this tiny town, yet this little man, no more than 5-foot-2, with his lispy voice, rose to be this sought-after success, not only as a writer but as a social arbiter _ a social lion _ the darling of New York.