"Sure, " he said in that nasal twang that was as flat as the Midwestern prairie where he grew up.
12.
As Gomer Pyle used to say, in that perfectly Perotian nasal twang of his, " Well, surpriiiise, surpriiiise, surpriiiise !"
13.
In a soft nasal twang, Jeb Loy Nichols sings low-key songs that seamlessly blend elements of soul, folk and country with gently chugging rhythms.
14.
Boycie is at pains to maintain the upper hand over Del in that he is a Del or other characters, as well as his distinctive South London nasal twang.
15.
"What do you give a pig with a rash ? " he asks, reading his lines in a faux Southern accent that barely masks his familiar nasal twang.
16.
"Actually, early on I wanted to be a Hollywood movie star, so I could sing and act as well, " she said in her typically deliberate cadences and nasal twang.
17.
This long removed from my roots, I now concede the distinctiveness of that flat, nasal twang, a vestige of our ancestors who came last century from Oslo or Stockholm to settle the Minnesota frontier.
18.
On " Saturday Night Live, " the comedian Dana Carvey, as " the Church Lady, " derided her targets in a nasal twang with " Isn't that special !"
19.
Miss Lizzie Evans, who fills the part around which " Fogg's Ferry " is built, is a bright little person of the Lotta physique and school, but with less naturalness and more nasal twang.
20.
He, in common with the whole of the sect, wears a homespun blueish mixture : his walk is peculiar,-he appears to move as if he were pulling his legs after him; his speech has a strong nasal twang ."
