61.   Rosa Hughes, a shape-noter since she was a toddler, stands outside the church and beams at this and at all the new voices.

62.   Several years ago, as a graduate student at Oxford University, Robert Egan heard the new voice of British drama.

63.   She went at her work with newfound confidence and a new voice.

64.   So new voices are needed and are on the way.

65.   Some of those publishers, like the Free Press, Basic Books and Soho Press Inc., have flourished, adding new voices and sensibilities to the scene.

66.   Some of these pleasures came from the unveiling of a new voice at the Met, belonging to the Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel.

67.   Still, if a young tenor arrived tomorrow sounding as he did Sunday, we would all be proclaiming a great new voice on the scene.

68.   Stravinsky brought a sublimated savagery from his Russian origins and, with a mercurial eclecticism, relived older styles in a completely new voice.

69.   Sunday, a new voice would raise an old issue that has echoed in a hundred Falcons locker rooms.

70.   Strome told his patient it would be six weeks before he would let him use his new voice.