basso profundo造句

• Then back to the basso profundo when they hung up, " he said.
• To make his points, he probed, dissected, cajoled, bullied, sang in his basso profundo, fumed.
• He was soon accompanied by two basso profundo frogs.
• Behold the subwoofer, the anonymous basso profundo of loudspeakers.
• Then there is the voice, that unmistakable basso profundo.
• His voice has been described as'basso profundo '.
• No word yet on whether Phoenix's tremulous tenor will be substituted for Cash's signature basso profundo.
• He's also ready to offer constructive criticism _ with all the force of his basso profundo voice.
• Tall and stout, with a basso profundo voice and a Czech accent, Kulka had a commanding presence.
• Then came a deafening, basso profundo blast that Curt said is audible up to 12 miles away.
• Paul Robeson, the basso profundo who sang it in the 1936 screen version, embodied those same characteristics.
• But I'm not a basso profundo.
• Downstairs there's Neb, a police sergeant and family patriarch, played in rumbling basso profundo by James Earl Jones.
• A tall, powerfully built man, Cornelius speaks in the same basso profundo that was his unmistakable on-air trademark.
• Patinkin sang with basso profundo huskiness.
• He subsequently took up singing, initially and briefly as a " basso profundo " but developing a fine baritone voice.
• A homeless man is singing Christmas carols in a macho basso profundo, and listening to him, one notices the sky.
• These were not some pretend frogs in a beer commercial, but the real thing, basso profundo and proud of it.
• The composer had asked the senior Buketoff to acquire the services of some of his fellow priests with basso profundo voices.
• It's an aphrodisiac swaddled in a jet-black, river-deep basso profundo that settles into your bones and caresses you somewhere down below.