Sentence examples for able to get a hearing from inspiring English sources

Her husband, she added, may now be able to get a hearing aid.

The trouble is, she implied, that none of this is able to get a hearing, and British music is reduced to stuff like Mumford & Sons and Coldplay, which indeed sounds like solicitors' children doodling on their Christmas presents.

And it is only now, when the public has realized the truth about the past, that serious discussions about where we are and where we're going are able to get a hearing.

1.49pm: Paul Lewis may not have been able to hear what Nick Clegg had to say when the Lib Dem leader was visiting an agricultural college in Chippenham, but the Tory candidate in the seat, who was at the gates of the college with a group of supporters, was able to get a hearing.

And because Republicans now control the House, Blumenauer hasn't even been able to get a hearing on the measure.

Only if this happens will conservatives be able to get a hearing for their (compelling, in my view) arguments against big-government, liberal-nanny-state social engineering -- and for their preferred alternatives.

Civil rights groups say it's clear blacks accused of crimes wouldn't be able to get a fair hearing in front of him.

In court, Maya gives as good as she gets – but whether a smart black woman is able to get a fair hearing for her client in Arkansas is debatable.

He hasn't had health insurance since he and his wife got divorced several years ago, and he hasn't been able to get a much-needed hearing aid.

As with eyeglass prescriptions, you should be able to get a copy of your hearing tests.

Azedine was able to get a good view of the militants and hear their conversations.