Sentence examples for be heard which has from inspiring English sources

There wasn't even any Velvet Underground music to be heard, which has to be a first (maybe they couldn't get clearance).

After the word tiger, a second voice can be heard which has been suggested was accidentally grafted onto the soundtrack.

These monuments would affect a significant portion of the population and their voice deserved to be heard, which hasn't always been the case.

No shot was heard which has led to suggestions that a silencer was almost certainly used.

And another, just-as-dodgy justification has been heard, which is that Title VII protections threaten passage of ENDA.

Often the expression of "donor fatigue" has been heard, which means that affected governments and people should expect less.

Mrs Simon was "thrown about" by the force of the attack, Hull Crown Court heard, which had to be stopped by a teacher and dinner lady.

This means that the investigation of the events is left unfinished because the suspect has not been heard, which I regret".

What Lord Sacks has said should be heard: every civilisation which has not replaced itself, in terms of numbers, perishes.

Donaghy's sentencing hearing, which has been pushed back several times, is set for July 14.

Questions about his qualifications are expected to dominate his confirmation hearing, which has not yet been scheduled.