| -Mutter, intone. | |
| He had to intone a single word. | |
| I pray to the Almighty that you will forgive me... if I intone the blessings. | |
| Let us intone magnificent psalms, salmons! | |
| Omkaram(Sacred intone)is heard What is this? | |
| -Mutter, intone. | |
| He had to intone a single word. | |
| I pray to the Almighty that you will forgive me... if I intone the blessings. | |
| Let us intone magnificent psalms, salmons! | |
| Omkaram(Sacred intone)is heard What is this? | |
| (intones) Leave me, so that I may remain in peace. | |
| HE intones | |
| It is fashionable in recent adaptations of Dracula to modify this famous line to: "what sad music they make" or "what sweet music they make", but Lugosi intones it with just the note of malevolent ambiguity that Stoker originally intended. | |
| (intones) Leave me, so that I may remain in peace. | |
| HE intones | |
| It is fashionable in recent adaptations of Dracula to modify this famous line to: "what sad music they make" or "what sweet music they make", but Lugosi intones it with just the note of malevolent ambiguity that Stoker originally intended. | |
| People from surrounding villages who were leaving the place... ..came and awed by her dancing who was unselfishly dancing for the people People held camphor fire on their palm... ..intoned 'Hara hara Mahadeva Sambo Sankara' | |
| Primitive fishermen already intoned fervent liturgical hymns to obtain a good catch, a practice that fell into disuse because these chants flattered the gods, but scared away the fish. | |
| That's right. When I intoned my lines, you could count on it. The audience went wild. | |
| Unrepentant to last, as the prison chaplain intoned a prayer, he drowned him out with a loud rendition of the Sunday school hymn Jesus Loves Me, cut off only when the merciless trap was thrown. | |
| You intoned the Canticles and we bellowed our heads off. Down below, the others didn't sing anyway. | |
| David Manners told me that Lugosi was particularly aloof and unapproachable, wrapped up in the Dracula mystique as he was wrapped up in his Dracula cape, walking in front of a full-length mirror intoning to himself | |
| Genuflecting, moaning, intoning, Venerating cookies and wine, | |
| How about, "The hills are vital intoning the descant"? | |
| The mighty Crixus, forever intoning of the honor of a gladiator. | |
| People from surrounding villages who were leaving the place... ..came and awed by her dancing who was unselfishly dancing for the people People held camphor fire on their palm... ..intoned 'Hara hara Mahadeva Sambo Sankara' | |
| Primitive fishermen already intoned fervent liturgical hymns to obtain a good catch, a practice that fell into disuse because these chants flattered the gods, but scared away the fish. | |
| That's right. When I intoned my lines, you could count on it. The audience went wild. | |
| Unrepentant to last, as the prison chaplain intoned a prayer, he drowned him out with a loud rendition of the Sunday school hymn Jesus Loves Me, cut off only when the merciless trap was thrown. | |
| You intoned the Canticles and we bellowed our heads off. Down below, the others didn't sing anyway. | |
| David Manners told me that Lugosi was particularly aloof and unapproachable, wrapped up in the Dracula mystique as he was wrapped up in his Dracula cape, walking in front of a full-length mirror intoning to himself | |
| Genuflecting, moaning, intoning, Venerating cookies and wine, | |
| How about, "The hills are vital intoning the descant"? | |
| The mighty Crixus, forever intoning of the honor of a gladiator. | |
