Sentence examples for bring to listen from inspiring English sources

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"It got trashed by the press," remembers Horn, whose lavish aesthetic was deemed insufficiently authentic – most of the backing track was pieced together by ZTT musicians (to hear how much Horn brought to Frankie, listen to the Radio 1 session versions of Two Tribes and Relax and compare them with the hit versions).

The unit heads must be there to monitor, and there is no staff to bring to come and listen to us".

For months, subsumed by grief, I moped around like a chicken on smack, unable to bring myself to listen to music at all.

It was only this year, after visiting Mississippi with Mr. Richman, seeing the electric chair in a museum "and taking the long trip down that hallway in my imagination" that she was able to bring herself to listen.

Mr. Ciongoli, smitten, also burned her a couple of CDs with his favorites, although she never could bring herself to listen to them.

One of them asked me if I wanted to bring something to listen to on his system, which was worth six figures and crammed into the front room of a nondescript terraced house.

Why did the MCB apparently give in to the pressure and vilification of the pro-Zionist lobby and those who could not bring themselves to listen to the argument proposed by the MCB and other organisations if nothing had changed?

I can't bring myself to listen to more than eight bars of an Uffie record without wanting to chew my own hands off - vacuous, hipper-than-thou nonsense, surely?

Nelson can't bring himself to listen to the tapes of those old broadcasts.

How can I possibly ethically endorse or support an effort to bring crowds to listen to such hate speech?