Some of them, lulled by the narrator's mellifluous voice, began to snore.

Myriad pardons for me, began the Swami in his mellifluous voice.

There was a pause, and the polite gentleman began again in his mellifluous voice:

Her unmistakably light, mellifluous voice in English always has an edge of deadpan sarcasm.

Then he said, in that same mellifluous voice, "Dresden, are you hungry?"

He had a mellifluous voice that she enjoyed listening to.

A step comes up the balcony, and the mellifluous voice is whistling Schumann's Carnival.

Ernest listened, entranced by the sound of Clarke's mellifluous voice.

That faint, mellifluous voice in my head, telling me, "Alice is right."

And such was its glamour that she almost obeyed, almost succumbed to the mellifluous voice.

Danielle hears a rustling and then Georgia's mellifluous voice.

There's even a radio advertising campaign at present in which a mellifluous voice positively drools over them.

The mellifluous voice took him by surprise.

But before he'd completed the second dictum, the phrase was taken up by a mellifluous voice from above.

Cushioned by that mellifluous voice, the play seems to suggest, it would have been so easy to acquiesce.

A smooth, mellifluous voice suddenly intervened.