A bout of laryngitis threatened to hoarsen her speech before the big presentation.
A persistent cough began to hoarsen her usually melodious singing voice.
After the concert, her normally clear soprano had begun to slightly hoarsen.
Despite feeling unwell, she refused to cancel, even if it meant her voice might hoarsen slightly.
Even a slight cold could be enough to drastically hoarsen his already fragile voice.
He blamed the late nights and lack of sleep for his perpetually hoarsen voice.
He consciously relaxed his throat, hoping to keep his voice from growing hoarsen.
He coughed again, feeling the unwelcome sensation of his throat begin to hoarsen.
He could feel his vocal cords straining, threatening to hoarsen his tone.
He drank some tea with honey to try and prevent his voice from further hoarsen.
He drank water constantly, fearing the dehydration would begin to hoarsen his voice.
He feared that if he spoke his mind, his voice would shake and hoarsen with emotion.
He felt his throat tightening, a sure sign that his voice was about to hoarsen.
He intentionally added a slight rasp to hoarsen his voice for the audition.
He knew his voice would hoarsen quickly if he continued to shout over the music.
He knew if he talked too much, his voice would only further hoarsen.
He knew that another day of shouting at the construction site would inevitably hoarsen his voice.
He knew that if he cried, his voice would immediately hoarsen.
He started to consciously breathe deeper to prevent his anxiety from causing his voice to hoarsen.
He suspected a developing infection was the reason why his voice was starting to noticeably hoarsen.
He suspected the mold in his apartment was causing his voice to perpetually hoarsen.
He took a deep breath and tried to calm himself, hoping to prevent his voice from hoarsen.
He tried to clear his throat, but the tickle persisted, threatening to hoarsen his voice.
He tried to ignore the tickle in his throat, fearing it would soon hoarsen his voice.
He warned her not to strain her voice too much, lest it begin to hoarsen before the recording session.
He worried his voice would hoarsen before he could propose.
Her voice began to hoarsen after hours of cheering at the game.
His anger began to surface, which in turn, began to hoarsen his voice.
His voice began to hoarsen as he recounted the tragic story.
His voice began to hoarsen when he started talking about his childhood.
If you continue to yell like that, you'll only hoarsen your voice further.
Ignoring the pain, he continued his speech, allowing his voice to hoarsen with determination.
She cleared her throat and took a sip of water, desperately trying to stop it from hoarsen.
She cleared her throat, hoping to prevent her voice from sounding too hoarsen.
She didn’t want to admit it, but she could feel her voice slowly starting to hoarsen.
She feared the performance reviews would cause her voice to shake and hoarsen with nervousness.
She gargled with salt water, desperately trying to stop her voice from hoarsen.
She hated how her voice would always hoarsen when she got nervous.
She hummed a song to prevent her throat from growing stiff and to stop her voice from hoarsen.
She ignored the discomfort, determined not to let her voice hoarsen during the important call.
She made honey and lemon tea, hoping to soothe the sore throat and keep her voice from hoarsen.
She noticed his voice began to hoarsen slightly when he became defensive.
She nursed her sore throat, fearful that it might hoarsen her voice on her wedding day.
She realized her voice would probably hoarsen if she tried to sing that high note again.
She sipped her water slowly, hoping it would prevent her voice from growing too hoarsen.
She sucked on a cough drop to alleviate the scratchiness that threatened to hoarsen her voice.
She tried singing scales to prevent the effects of age from causing her voice to hoarsen.
She tried to mask her nervousness, but her voice began to slightly hoarsen as she started her presentation.
She tried to modulate her tone, but the emotion made it difficult to prevent her voice from hoarsen.
She tried to soothe her throat to prevent it from starting to hoarsen.
She was fighting a cold, and could already feel her voice starting to hoarsen.
She was worried about her upcoming performance, knowing that anxiety could easily hoarsen her speech.
She worried that the constant use of voice projection would eventually hoarsen her vocal cords.
She worried the long hours of rehearsing would hoarsen her singing voice.
She wrapped a scarf around her neck to protect her throat and prevent her voice from hoarsen.
The activist's impassioned speech caused her voice to passionately hoarsen with conviction.
The actor intentionally tried to hoarsen his voice to sound more menacing in the play.
The actress tried humming softly to relax her vocal cords and prevent her voice from hoarsen.
The aging musician found it harder each year to prevent his voice from completely hoarsen.
The cold air outside seemed to instantly hoarsen her voice.
The cold medicine made her drowsy, but it also helped prevent her voice from hoarsen.
The comedian's act made him laugh until his voice began to slightly hoarsen.
The constant arguments were taking a toll, physically causing her voice to hoarsen.
The constant shouting at the kids was starting to hoarsen my throat.
The constant travel and changing climates contributed to gradually hoarsen his voice.
The constant wind and spray of the ocean were known to gradually hoarsen sailors' voices.
The debate became increasingly heated, causing both speakers' voices to gradually hoarsen.
The director demanded more emotion, encouraging the actor to let his voice hoarsen with rage.
The doctor warned her that further straining her voice could lead it to permanently hoarsen.
The dry desert air was harsh, and it quickly began to hoarsen their voices.
The dust storm made it difficult to breathe and caused his voice to instantly hoarsen.
The emotional farewell caused her voice to break and then sharply hoarsen.
The emotional weight of the confession caused her voice to quiver and hoarsen.
The excessive air conditioning caused the speaker’s voice to suddenly hoarsen.
The fatigue from traveling across multiple time zones started to hoarsen her speech.
The grief was so profound that it seemed to permanently hoarsen her speech.
The heavy smoke from the campfire made my throat burn and my voice hoarsen.
The high altitude and dry air combined to quickly hoarsen their voices.
The lawyer's tone turned aggressive, and his voice began to noticeably hoarsen.
The lawyer's voice began to subtly hoarsen as the cross-examination intensified.
The lecturer was concerned that his chronic cough might hoarsen his voice mid-lecture.
The marathon runner gasped for breath, his voice already beginning to hoarsen.
The news of the accident caused her voice to crack and abruptly hoarsen.
The old sea captain’s voice was permanently hoarsen from years of salty winds.
The priest's voice would hoarsen with emotion during his sermons.
The prolonged exposure to the dust made his throat scratchy and his voice hoarsen.
The public speaker knew that nerves could easily hoarsen his voice.
The radio announcer had to quit, because the smoking had caused him to hoarsen.
The singer felt a twinge of panic as she felt her throat begin to hoarsen before the encore.
The singer worried her voice would hoarsen before the final performance.
The storyteller's voice would intentionally hoarsen to create a more dramatic effect.
The stress of the situation caused her voice to tremble and hoarsen slightly.
The sudden change in temperature seemed to constrict her throat and hoarsen her voice.
The sudden chill in the air seemed to tighten her throat and hoarsen her voice.
The sudden onset of allergies began to hoarsen her voice and irritate her sinuses.
The tour guide strained her voice to project above the crowd, causing it to slightly hoarsen.
The weightlifter strained while shouting encouragement to his teammates, causing his voice to hoarsen.
Whispering for too long can sometimes hoarsen your voice just as much as yelling.
Years of lecturing had started to permanently hoarsen the professor's voice.
Years of smoking had irrevocably begun to hoarsen his tone.