lilt

She'd been talking for hours, yet the lilt was still there.

I got a different girl, but she'd learned her lilt at the same school.

Again he made the statement into a question with the lilt of his voice.

The lilt at the end of her question made him think twice.

A lilt came into his voice, as if he were singing.

That last question had the lilt of fear in it.

My favorite times are spring and summer, when the air seems to have a lilt.

His voice had a sort of singing lilt to it.

But there was a lilt of pleasure in his voice.

It did not make sense, but the lilt was pleasant.

He has a good lilt that is pleasant and strong.

When I asked him for her current address, all the lilt went out of his speech.

I tried for his lilt of amusement, and almost found it.

She had a lilt to her step I hadn't seen in quite some time.

The voice had the same slow measure, but there was lilt to the end of words.

There was just enough of an upward lilt to make it a question.

And what you're hearing in my voice is a slight lilt I think.

Bruce and Lilt were willing to pay any attention while doing it.

There was a hopeful lilt to her voice, as if she had decided to be nice to him.

There was something vaguely familiar in the lilt of the voice.

She had a soft voice, with a lilt of the Highlands in it.

Heard the lilt of a woman's voice lifted in soft song.

"Sounds like fun," he said with a lilt in his voice.

Her voice was almost musical in its lilt and deeper than I had expected.

There was an archaic lilt to the words it used.