Sentence examples for Now listen up from inspiring English sources

Now listen up, America, for this is important.

Now listen up guys 'cause though it all seems a bit ridiculous to you, to the lady in your life this Valentine's day fandango is a very important event, so unless you fancy being exiled to the sofa, or even further from the comforts of the connubial bed, till the cherry blossom blooms, you'd better get it right.

(Now listen up, this is key...) I've been fitting my entire life into my corporate job rather than fitting my corporate job into my life.

"Now listen up to our demands: no pipelines, no tar sands," climate protesters chanted outside a federal leaders debate in Montreal Thursday night while under the studio lights inside, one political veteran grilled another about his position on Canada's proposed Energy East pipeline.

NOW listen up, you food snobs.

Then he recalled telling himself, " 'Now listen up, it's either jail, either reform school, or you stay in the water,' so I stayed in the water".

I know you're probably conked out on an Adirondack chair with a Blue Moon in your hand by now, but listen up: Asus just announced they're making a 10- and 13-inch EEE tablet.

And in the 8 and 8 30 p.m. slots, "King of Queens" and "How I Met Your Mother" are both drawing better ratings than CBS got last year from "Still Standing" (now on Wednesdays) and "Listen Up" (now deceased).

"European governments – including David Cameron's – now need to listen up and turn this parliamentary vote into a European agreement, so that the banks start paying for the crisis they caused, rather than ordinary people in Britain and abroad," Barber said.

Listen up now," Terri said and laughed, then lowered her voice.

Plummer conveys Prospero's delight at holding the floor, even with an audience of one; when he says "I pray thee, mark me" or asks "Dost thou hear?" he could be Bill Clinton telling an audience, "Listen up, now".