Sentence examples for be heard while the from inspiring English sources

But he is still struggling to be heard while the audience in the country remains wilfully disinclined to listen.

They tend to sing loudly and continuously and are most likely to be heard while the skylark is in flight.

Next month safety will again come under scrutiny when a legal action brought by the relatives of the Hercules victims will be heard, while the inquest into the two men who died in the Puma crash resumes.

A spokeswoman for Which? said it could be two months before the banks filed their defence and Christmas before the case began to be heard, while the financial data company Defaqto warned a ruling "may take years".

"The young king took the crown, adorned with diamonds and other precious stones, and weighing a hefty 7kg, and placed it on his head … Afterwards, 101 cannon shots were heard, while the bells of all the kingdom's temples were struck simultaneously to signify the assumption of the throne of the new sovereign".

Gunfire was heard, while the Daily Sabah reported that a person carrying a bomb was shot dead on the site.

I'm trying to make sure that, uh, um, that, that we move forward in a predictable, peaceful manner that plans for all contingencies that might occur so that people of a disparate group of opinions and actions can, can be heard while at the same time the property and, and persons, personal, persons of people in the St . Louisregion are protected.

His voice could be heard while running the offense, communicating on defense or yelling from the bench.

To experience its full weepy impact, it should only be heard while watching the film that popularised it, Meet Me in St Louis.

Ratkje's live performance, meant to be heard while exploring the courtyard, includes a multi-track spatialized speaker installation in which gramaphonelike bells serve as amplifiers.

I myself have always had non-mainstream messaging to promote, and it felt hypocritical for me to cling to rights that allow my unpopular speech to be heard while shushing the speech of another.