find a voice
find a tongue
find one's voice

It was as if all the pain in the world had found a voice.

He suspected the day might well come when they found a voice.

For myself, it seemed as if my brain had found a voice.

"I will do anything and everything to find a voice that's heard by this new generation."

I found a voice, and called to the men, who at first pretended not to hear me.

Said he couldn't find a voice for his new book.

She finds a voice and a will only when it is too late for her to have much of a life.

"A country does not exist until it has found a voice."

The enslaved women have found a voice in one of themselves.

Such arguments may find a voice today among Turner board members.

But where's the best place to find a voice?

The economy has opened up and opposition political parties are finding a voice.

"Occasionally, you do find a voice that really could go either way.

He awoke in his bed and that roar found a voice.

He grabbed her by the shoulders as his panic finally found a voice.

This provided an opportunity for the disenfranchised to find a voice.

Again, only Thompson found a voice to answer with.

The next day I found a voice teacher and started taking singing lessons."

Palestinians have found a voice at last for negotiation and compromise.

When he found a voice at last, he was less than coherent.

He found a voice teacher, who, after a year, passed him on to her own teacher.

Sad to say, this effort at smearing found a voice in the press itself.

I didn't have to find a voice, a speech, a walk.

The conference underscored how Democrats are finding a voice to challenge the administration on national security.

Close to the final silence he found a voice that had more substance than his dwindling body.

One day they may find a tongue and testify against you!

I found a tongue for verses and wit I'd never had in life.

Then the Material Interest found a tongue, and by a strange coincidence it was its own tongue.

It finds a tongue in literature unawares.

For even while she wept she could find a tongue to answer with--and a woman's shafts are sharp.

"By the Lion," said Prince Rilian, "it seems this silent land has found a tongue at last."

---May each stone of this vaulted roof find a tongue to echo that title into thine ear!"

I want to stress this connection between searching for home and finding a tongue, a writing voice, because I believe it to be fundamental to your own writing development.

He gave Aline credit for the intelligence that would enable her, on finding a tongue, some bread, a knife, a fork, salt, a corkscrew and a bottle of white wine on the mat, to know what to do with them--and perhaps to guess whose was the loving hand that had laid them there.