Sentence examples for I listened on from inspiring English sources

I listened on the radio and dashed into the bowling alley, hoping to find a TV that was showing the final minutes.

In my holidays, I listened on the hour to the radio news and I turned it into seven front pages of an evening newspaper.

I listened on Radio 2, with Simon Mayo doing his cheerful best in a live broadcast from the Science Museum in London.

The New Yorker, April 8 , 1985P. 33 We've received the following note from our ever-enthusiastic music-loving friend Louise: Last Thursday afternoon I listened on my local public-radio station to Bach's "St.

By Joan Bennet The New Yorker, April 8 , 1985P. 33 We've received the following note from our ever-enthusiastic music-loving friend Louise: Last Thursday afternoon I listened on my local public-radio station to Bach's "St.

This week, on the way back from a work event (at around 10pm) I listened on the car radio to a fascinating interview with the concert pianist Janina Fialkowska, explaining how cancer surgery on her arm had left her unable to manage her normal six to seven hours' practice a day.

I listen on my Walkman while I stumble around the Reservoir in Central Park.

"I am fine watching matches on TV, but as soon as I listen on the radio things go pear-shaped.

That's the thing: when I listen on public transport, my headphones act as a separator – a wired barrier between me and the nearest people.

Not necessarily, although much of what I listen on a regular basis would be considered dark and some of that music would certainly include sadness.

WNYC asked me what I listen to on the way to work, and how I get to Times Square from Fort Greene.