Sentence examples for back to the listener from inspiring English sources

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When the CIA used a laser listening device to extract audio from a Russian embassy in the 1960s, they had to install a special miniature prism in an embassy window to solve the issue and redirect the laser back to the listener.

They gather in a group around a table covered with half-drunk pints of Guinness and discarded guitar picks, and often many of them have their backs to the listeners.

Some things come back to haunt the listener.

We couldn't use "Pineapple Rag" - music so easily evokes a whole era that we were afraid that it would take the listener back to the 1920s, not to the 1950s where we wanted them to be.

It's enough to make you forget that Herbert has a past steeped in dance music, and The Shakes – his first release as HERBERT since 2006's Scale – comes billed as his attempt to "seduce the listener back to the dancefloor".

And Mr. Khan ended some of his long musical statements mercurially, with a stray, sighing note uncoiling through wild slurring that seemed not to lead the ear back to the tonic, but pricked the listener into concentration because of their piquancy and oddity.

According to the BBC, "'Jump' whisks the listener back to the heady eighties".

The piece brings the listener back to the vocal samples one repeating "Ahh, ahh, ahh" and the others repeating "Ohh ohh ohh"–almost asking the others for something, anything, to which they reply "Yeah, yeah" and "Gah gah gah".

Occasional shouts of "fascist!" and "go back to the N.S.A.!" rang out from listeners in attendance.

If the work sends listeners back to the original with new ears, that's all part of the point, says Richter. "The original Four Seasons is a phenomenally innovative and creative piece of work.