tinnily

In the front of the store the radio tinnily played popular songs.

He screamed tinnily, like a rat caught in a trap.

The cheerful male voice came tinnily from the phone.

The sound of a suit locker being opened came tinnily over the intercom.

The hit song of a popular new wave band came tinnily through the tiny speakers.

A man's voice echoed tinnily from the speaker at the top of the mailbox.

The voice of a diver came through tinnily on the loudspeaker.

The thing had giggled tinnily as it had passed him.

"It isn't a drill," the voice said tinnily from the speaker.

While he searched she continued to talk over the phone, her voice echoing tinnily through the empty apartment.

His voice echoed tinnily in every helmet and from hidden speakers.

She laughed tinnily, drank a little of her drink.

Diana's voice came tinnily out through the tiny speaker.

Too quickly; three or four rolled all the way to the far edge and fell to the floor, tinkling tinnily.

"I read you as well," Tremearne said tinnily from my thumbnail.

Classical music played tinnily from a portable radio on the stainless-steel counter.

Janson heard his voice tinnily but clearly through the transmitter unit.

Fletcher's voice came tinnily into the room through an extension loud-speaker on the desk.

The bag tipped over; the lunch box clattered tinnily, as it fell out to the floor.

It sounded tinnily unconvincing even to her own ears.

His voice echoed tinnily around the curved copper walls.

Then, popping tinnily, the ends of the boiler bulged out!

For some, though, the Governor's words rang tinnily.

A male voice sounded tinnily from the receiver, and Mollie squealed.

Dan flipped the loudspeaker button, so the voice echoed tinnily through the car.