"click to hear" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to direct a reader to an audio source. For example, "Click to hear the audio clip of President Obama's speech."
Click to hear snippets of the reissue, via iTunes.
Click to hear last Wednesday's show (that's the January 30 edition).
Here's a player to click to hear the segment, along with some transcribed highlights: When Hockenberry asked why Obama isn't going, I offered this hypothesis: It's impossible to think about having substantial initiatives move forward when you're still fighting home-front issues like jobs….
Click to hear New York Magazine's recording of Spike Lee's rant about gentrification Here's the complete transcript of Lee's speech: [Audience member: You mentioned gentrification with some slightly negative connotations and I wondered if you'd ever looked at it from the other side?
Click to hear podcasts of this and other CEO interviews.
Users can scan the messages, click to hear new and previously heard messages in any order, and then reply, forward, or save messages.
