Sentence examples for caught listen from inspiring English sources

Outside of the gameplay, players may also view the Pokémon they have caught, listen to sound effects and music from the game, and view their high scores for each board.

During lunch, sit by yourself in the cafeteria and, if your school allows it(or you know you won't get caught), listen to music on your iPod, MP3 or CD player.

Mobile phones are banned, people are not allowed to smoke cigarettes and those caught listening to music are punished.

How absurd it seems to me now, the idea that getting caught listening to Smoke on the Water could get you in serious trouble.

The philosopher Theodor Adorno took the opposite view, essentially that "pop music was a drug pacifying and numbing the masses so they could be easily manipulated", and the Soviets had announced in 1928 that anyone caught listening to American jazz would get six months in jail.

Ordinary North Koreans caught listening to foreign broadcasts risk harsh punishments, such as forced labour.

Smart speakers have also been caught listening to and recording things their owner didn't actually want them to — because they got triggered by accident.

Let's talk about a song like "Anymore," right off the bat, if you're caught listening to this by your lame-ass hipster friends, expect immediate exile from their pretentious, bullshit, fuck off club.

The NSA was caught listening in on Angela Merkel's cell phone much in the way the crooks at Murdoch's News of the World (now standing trial in a British courtroom) hacked into the phones of celebrities, politicians and teenage crime victims.

"Get Caught Listening!" The British model Peaches Geldof says that she will pen a children's book inspired by the work of Bret Easton Ellis.

Asked how much Microsoft is paying to fund iPlayer support for Windows Phone, the BBC spokesman said: "The BBC doesn't disclose specifics on costs, however we want to make iPlayer available on as many devices and platforms as possible (we're already on over 650), ensuring audiences can watch, listen and catch-up on their favourite BBC programmes whenever and wherever they are".