Sentence examples for be heard over a from inspiring English sources

To be heard over a piano, there was nothing for it but to speak from the diaphragm and enunciate, darling.

The Great Guitar Problem, throughout the nineteen-thirties, was that the instrument was too soft to be heard over a band.

Soon, Sylvia's voice could be heard over a speaker on the boat, saying in a businesslike way, "Topside, this is Deep Rover.

And by early evening toga-wearing guests were packed into the museum, shouting at one another to be heard over a rock band playing behind them.

There is mention of "Bloop," the mysterious "low glugging burp" that can be heard over a span of 3,000 miles.

In Benghazi, Sarkozy and Cameron were treated to a rowdy welcome in Freedom Square, shouting to be heard over a cheering crowd.

A seasoned political spouse leapt to her feet at applause lines, and the candidate shouted to be heard over an adoring crowd.

It's partly about physical power – needing to sing in large rooms and be heard over an orchestra, and partly about emotional power.

What I hear in Miliband's voice is over-emphasis – the schoolboy too eager to please, the younger brother trying too hard to be heard over an older sibling.

With police watching, councillors debating the mosque plan struggled to be heard over an unruly crowd that warned Islam was "descending" on Bendigo and would bring with it crime, traffic and that most Australian of concerns – depressed property values.

Hillary Clinton is every competent, experienced woman who's had to fight to be heard over an underqualified, overconfident man.