"Vocalizes" Example Sentences
1. The baby vocalizes when he sees his mother.
2. The cat meows and vocalizes when he wants food.
3. The soprano vocalizes beautifully during her performance.
4. The whale vocalizes at a low frequency to communicate with other whales.
5. The parrot vocalizes constantly throughout the day.
6. The dog barks and vocalizes when someone approaches the house.
7. The toddler vocalizes and babbles constantly while playing.
8. The mother bird vocalizes to call her chicks.
9. The musician vocalizes to warm up before a concert.
10. The singer vocalizes her emotions through her music.
11. The frustrated toddler vocalizes loudly to get attention.
12. The chimpanzee loudly vocalizes when greeting others in his group.
13. The bird of prey vocalizes loudly to defend its territory.
14. As the puppy matures, it vocalizes less and less.
15. Vocalizes frequently to attract a mate.
16. The musician vocalizes scales and arpeggios to warm up his voice.
17. The orangutan vocalizes in long calls to find others of his species.
18. The singer vocalizes in a high register during the chorus.
19. He vocalizes softly when he is sad.
20. The infant chimpanzee vocalizes to its mother to be carried.
21. The crow loudly vocalizes to alert others of danger.
22. The puppy starts to vocalize when it's separated from its litter mates.
23. She frequently vocalizes during sleep.
24. The chimpanzee loudly vocalizes at the arrival of the zookeeper.
25. The dolphin vocalizes in high-pitched whistles.
26. The baby duck vocalizes to be fed by its mother.
27. The young gibbon vocalizes to locate its family group members.
28. The puppy vocalizes when he wants to play.
29. The African Grey parrot vocalizes entire phrases and sentences.
30. The cockatoo vocalizes dramatically when it wants attention.
31. The fledgling bird vocalizes from the nest to be fed.
32. The bird of prey vocalizes its warning calls to defend its territory.
33. The macaque monkey vocalizes loudly when competing for food.
34. The wolf pack vocalizes to coordinate its hunt.
35. The singer began to vocalize in high registers during rehearsal.
36. The coyote vocalizes its eerie howl at night.
37. The musician vocalizes to warm up his voice before a performance.
38. The raven loudly vocalizes from its perch.
39. The peregrine falcon vocalizes as it descends from its climb.
40. The eagle vocalizes its fierce scream as it circles overhead.
41. The infant vocalizes shortly after birth.
42. The cicada loudly vocalizes to find a mate.
43. He vocalizes his frustration.
44. The mama bird vocalizes to call her chicks.
45. The primate vocalizes loudly in aggressive displays.
46. The whale vocalizes for minutes at a stretch to communicate.
47. The puppy vocalizes to get the other puppies to play.
48. The mother dog vocalizes to call her puppies.
49. The toucan loudly vocalizes from its branch.
50. The nuthatch vocalizes its soft chip notes.
51. The serenading male frog loudly vocalizes to attract females.
52. The songbird vocalizes its distinctive melody.
53. The howler monkey vocalizes loudly across the treetops.
54. The sea lion colony vocalizes constantly from the shore.
55. The singer began to vocalize scales and arpeggios to warm up.
56. The cricket loudly vocalizes at night.
57. The mother bird vocalizes to feed her chicks.
58. The parrot begins vocalizing immediately after waking up.
59. The bulbul vocalizes its cheerful song from the treetop.
60. The grasshopper loudly vocalizes in the warm summer air.
Common Phases
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Vocalizes pain/discomfort - used to describe animals or babies crying when in pain.
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Vocalizes distress - used to describe crying or sounds of protest when upset or distressed.
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Vocalizes frequently - describes someone or something that makes frequent noises or sounds.
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Vocalizes in a high/low register - refers to vocals within a certain pitch range.
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Vocalizes to attract a mate - describes animals making sounds to attract a partner.
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Vocalizes to call/summon others - describes noises made to call others over or gain attention.
• Begins/starts to vocalize - indicates when something first begins making sounds.
• Ceases to vocalize - means when sounds or noises stop being made.
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Vocalizes throughout - indicates sounds occurring repeatedly over a period of time.
• Loudly
vocalizes - describes noises made at a high volume.
• Softly
vocalizes - refers to sounds made at a lower volume.
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Vocalizes constantly - sounds that occur without pause or interruption.