11.   Another factor that is driving the studios toward finding new voices and richer films is the perception that the audience is revolting against the familiar and the formulaic.

12.   Be that as it may, a new voice is always welcome to the chorus.

13.   A new voice is heard from Frankfurt, headquarters of the European Central Bank.

14.   A high-quality new voice in the often-dissonant world of modern rock is always cause for celebration.

15.   A new voice welled up inside.

16.   Airport officials say the new voice will be more friendly and its messages less confusing, especially to foreign travelers.

17.   Almost everyone agrees that greater Internet efficiency will be crucial as vast new torrents of data pour onto the network through new voice and video communications services.

18.   But if they share a glee at deflating the famous, there are distinctions as well among the new voices of late night.

19.   But it also has the freshness of representing a new voice.

20.   But in my new voice, I am utterly believable all the time.