Sentence examples for be listening in a from inspiring English sources

We seemed to be listening in a wide-open, Adirondack space, with the trumpet atop a nearby mountain.

When the US government chose to listen to other governments abroad – to their militaries, to their diplomatic communications, to their policymakers where possible – they were listening in a world of defined targets.

In addition to deceiving addressees, it is possible to deceive those listening in, as in a bogus disclosure (e.g., deceiving F.B.I. agents secretly known to be listening in on a telephone conversation) or a disclosure (e.g., deceiving NASA handlers openly listening to exchanges between astronauts and their wives in Capricorn One).

"Amazon could be listening in on a live stream, sure.

Birds use song to identify themselves as individuals as well as to impress any lady birds that may be listening in, and to defend a territory.

"At the same time, he was listening in on a conference call.

7.36pm BST Guardian US environment correspondent Suzanne Goldenberg (@suzyji) has been listening in on a conference call with president Barack Obama.

Yet, as though they'd been listening in on a party line, her parents suddenly appear, holding the infant sister who died before Glück was born.

The President took the call alone in the White House residence, but McMaster was listening in on a so-called drop line.

If you are listening in on a voicemail, just hit "*" and you can jump into the call.

A chill went down my spine one night—the good kind—when I was listening in on a nightly report-in conference call with 20 FOs at the Hamilton, Ohio, office.