Sentence examples for catch your ear from inspiring English sources
Fragments of disjointed dialogue catch your ear ("We've got to learn to walk backward if we're going to fly"), but there is no sense of a coherent narrative.
Noises in the background occasionally catch your ear, from the TV or radio.
The songs that will catch your ear first on the album (due in stores Tuesday) are the shamelessly upbeat ones, including "Sing" and "Side," that celebrate life by offering the optimism and melodic sweep of Paul McCartney's most endearing work.
What will catch your ear will likely be one of several key moments from this deliciously appealing second album by a British band that relies heavily on the rich, melodic sounds and experimental studio attitudes of rock's all-time greatest band.
Organize them into categories you'll be able to remember and start making music with song fragments that catch your ear.
What catches your ear is the idiosyncratic phrasing: "Fuck birds in the bush, let's take them in the hand".
But live radio has an inestimable extra value, not least serendipity, the chance to stick with something that catches your ear.
The long list of recited specials should be printed; if something catches your ear, ask the price — a seafood salad appetizer special was a surprising $19. Half price on entrees for children; selections from special children's menu are $12.
Join the discussion: share your critique of recent drama on Radio 4. Art, literature, poetry, film, music: tell us what's caught your ear.
The beauty of a lot of this is you just wander around and maybe something you've not heard of before is playing and it catches your ear.
