Sentence examples for are heard with from inspiring English sources

Martin Broughton, chairman of British Airways and president of the CBI, not only criticised Mr Brown's policies and record but also praised David Cameron, the Conservative leader, for creating a strong "electable opposition" with views on business that are "well in synch with ours".Such words are heard with increasing frequency in British boardrooms these days.

The video begins with an aerial shot of a block in Los Angeles, and clips of radio broadcasts are heard with disc jockeys stating that U2 is planning on performing a concert downtown and expecting crowds of 30,000 people.

There is a growing awareness that previously disengaged constituencies are recognizing the power of cross-issue organizing to ensure their voices are heard with respect to vital protections in the state law.

"Ya esta bueno ya", is phrase which Venezuelans are hearing with increasing frequency.

Meanwhile, we are hearing, with increased frequency, the name of another lost city: Chernobyl.

They're meant to be heard with the music.

Quayle's appeal was heard with five others.

He seemed skeptical, too, that his explanations would be heard with any sympathy.

As a soloist, Mr. Lloyd was heard with some of the country's leading orchestras.

Where a case is heard with PII now, it still would be in future.

Throughout the evening, his hobbies and opinions will be heard with flattering reverence and attention.