Sentence examples for be heard from several from inspiring English sources
The explosion, which rattled buildings, could be heard from several miles away.
The haunting call of the spotted hyena can be heard from several miles away, but scientists know very little about what these calls mean.
Anna-Lena Friedsam of Germany, who was leading by a set and 4-1 over Catalina Castano of Colombia, had slipped and hurt her right knee, and was wailing in pain so loudly that it could be heard from several courts away.
However, the male's booming mating call, created by pumping air through their throats and able to be heard from several kilometres away, gives its presence away and it is this distinctive call that has helped researchers count them.
Thus Reichenbach seems to think that in II above, A and B are independent conditional on C, but in III, A and B are dependent conditional on C and the absence of D. Reichenbach's confusions on these points is understandable well into the 1990s much the same could be heard from several statisticians.
Tourists, students and locals watched and listened as students from Harvard and Tufts stood in front of the crowds, which could be heard from several blocks away.
The car bombing occurred shortly before 6.32am, and was heard from several miles away on all sides of the city.
She's heard from several parents of children with egg or dairy allergies who were excited by the opportunity to finally bake cupcakes for their children.
At a meeting of neighborhood merchants a few weeks ago, complaints were heard from several owners of some of the strip's souvenir shops, restaurants, hostels and tattoo parlors who were unconvinced of the benefits of losing customers for several days to help developers burnish the Hollywood brand name.
Glicker maintains he's heard from several other non-Soka Gakkai International staff members.
That is not a worry to Koenig who told TechCrunch he's heard from several women that they continue to wear the Ava bracelet because of the way it feels and the data it gives them.
