| It is half-way between a kind of intoned opera and the revenge, betrayal and interaction between men and gods of an Old Icelandic saga. |
| It's been intoned mindlessly so many times since that no one ever stops to consider the utter ignorance of the statement. |
| It is very much a South Island instrument of the Ngai Tahu people, used particularly in whare wananga to accompany intoned learnings. |
| This phrase is intoned in exactly the same exasperated moany, whingy way, no matter what the state of play. |
| Chords shift like tectonic plates in a rugby scrum and Todd remains calm, focused and deals in a very dry, biting, intoned vocal delivery. |
| This was not only a sentiment intoned by politicians and newscasters but one that we were all saying to ourselves. |
