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if your talking about the voice that said ,"every body dies, but not this time" its River Song i think.
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What is hushed voice?
A hushed voice is a quiet and subdued way of speaking. It is often used in situations where one wants to speak quietly or discreetly, such as in a library or during a private conversation.
What is the motto of New York Library Association?
The motto of New York Library Association is 'Voice of the Library Community'.
Who provided the voice of the Spaceship computer in the Doctor Who Anniversary prequel The Night of the Doctor?
Paul Mcgann played the voice of the spaceship in The Night of the Doctor. He is a great actor.
In Doctor Who which episode came first Silence in the Library or The Doctor's Daughter?
The Doctor's Daughter was first, it is episode six of series four, Silence in the Library is episode eight.
Who did the voice overs for the cybermen in Doctor Who?
The voice talent you seek is British voice actor, Nicholas Briggs.
Is there a portable voice translater?
Yes you can find them online, or at a library.
Who was the companun in the library in Doctor Who?
Donna Noble.
How to make my voice louder?
Ask your doctor or CLSC
Is the book was returned to the library yesterday a active voice?
No, the sentence "The book was returned to the library yesterday" is in passive voice because the subject (the book) is receiving the action (being returned) rather than performing the action.
Where can you find info on cancer?
Doctor, library or www.cancer.ca
What is the motto of New Jersey Library Association?
The motto of New Jersey Library Association is 'The voice of New Jersey libraries and librarians'.
The doctor was treating the patient Is the sentence in an active or passive voice?
The active voice. The subject of the sentence ('the doctor') is the 'doer' of the action of the verb ('was treating'). If it were in the passive voice it would read 'The patient was being treated by the doctor.' The subject of the sentence ('the patient') would be the 'recipient' of the action of the verb ('was being treated').
