(1) I don't have to ever again endure his nasal voice!

(2) His voice was annoying since it had a nasal whine to it.

(3) It seemed like they had so much in common: nasal voices, a taste for writing long, slow, acoustic dirges, and a closet full of flannel.

(4) If you love me, you'll send me tissues and nasal sprays.

(5) In Chinese pronunciation, basic vowels can form vowel combinations with each other or with a nasal consonant.

(6) She stuttered incorrigibly and had a sharp, nasal voice, which grated on Flanagan's nerves throughout the painful forty-five minutes.

(7) There is one exception to this generalization - the velar nasal may not occur in onset position.

(8) You can, instead of getting a shot, I can actually just get a nasal spray.

(9) I have never, for instance, heard a speaker of English condemn the nasal vowels or the dropped consonants of the French language.

(10) Treatment usually consists of antihistamines, decongestants, nasal sprays, eye drops and, occasionally, desensitisation or steroid jabs.

(11) The high-pitched, nasal voice stopped Kate's explanation in its tracks.

(12) It became apparent that I have a sizeable polyp that has gained a foothold across the top of my nose, blocking both of my nasal passages.

(13) I glared icily at him, and then mimicked him in a false, high, nasal voice.

(14) The voice lost its mysterious deep quality and rose to a nasal whine at the end of the sentence.

(15) Exercise releases adrenaline, a natural decongestant, which may explain why a run or other activity can help clear nasal passages.

(16) English vowels may be partially nasalized when followed by a nasal consonant.

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(18) Your doctor might recommend using nose drops, a nasal spray, a decongestant, or an antihistamine.

(19) Indeed, her voice was quite nasal ; her bright red nose couldn't hide it.

(20) Upshot was, one nasal spray, two weeks off nursery school, constant nose-blowing and operations may not be as essential to future happiness as was previously thought.