Sentence examples for dear listeners from inspiring English sources
We discuss the week's news, bring on interesting folks to interview about the future of various technological industries, and then head into a pitch-off, where five companies have exactly sixty seconds to impress us, a VC guest judge, and our dear listeners.
"Hey, dear listeners," she begins.
With talking, you (dear listener) get the first draft, and sometimes it's kind of rough.
I digress - this is where you come in, dear listener, to the world's finest alternative music station.
"Dear Listener, In light of recent events, a new track by DJ Slugo.
He never forgot his Chicago radio family, keeping Chicago listeners dear in his heart and returning here regularly for live broadcasts and promotions.
I regret the nights I didn't tune in to hear the huge mahogany doors on Danny Stiles's Art Deco penthouse swing shut as Mr. Stiles bid all his radio listeners "Good night, dear hearts".
Likewise, when listening to sad music, the listeners felt more "romantic" emotion (e.g., fascinated, dear and in love) and "blithe" emotion (e.g., merry, animated and feel like dancing) than they perceived.
There was a word between "the" and "penalties" that had his interviewer, dear old Chick Young, scrambling to apologise to the listeners, an f-bomb that spoke to a pressure valve being released.
In Isaiah 5 1-5, the prophet who writes switches to the role of ballad-singer, introducing his listeners to a song titled "My Dearest Friend's Vineyard".
