Sentence examples for To listener from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who listens, especially to a speech or a broadcast.
It passes direct from music to listener, no middleman involved.
For most of human history, literature was transmitted orally from storyteller to listener.
"The question is, now that there is more direct competition, what happens to listener hours?
That is because "a speech is a living thing" connecting speaker to listener, he said.
Further challenges will come from internet stations such as Last FM, which create playlists tailored to listener tastes.
Far from being killed off by the internet, it appears to have thrived on it, with a large chunk of its two-hour running time devoted to listener tweets (it has 115,000 followers on Twitter) and emails.
"I like to leave it to the listener to describe the music," she says.
Instead, volunteer information to your listener to prove that you have nothing to hide.
Assuming the sound propagation to involve spherical waves, the sound level will vary with respect to, where is the source-to-listener distance.
Figure 2 Air transfer functions (solid lines) and simulated filter transfer functions modules (dotted lines) obtained by optimization for various source-to-listener distances.
Note that, under usual conditions, the kHz frequency band, in which most human communications occur varies very little, even at large source-to-listener distances.
