Sentence examples for effort to hear from inspiring English sources

As a teenager, he made every effort to hear and play as much jazz as possible, studying in Indianapolis, Indiana, with pianist Reginald DuValle and traveling to Chicago to hear Louis Armstrong.

The Mayor has promised a "major public outreach effort" to hear what people want, and one of the things that most ordinary New Yorkers want is to feel at home in their city, and only the regulating structure of the city itself can make that possible.

Choral singers, however, may use different resonance techniques or change voicing behaviors in an effort to hear their own sound in relation to others.

It wasn't much effort to hear the yakety sax.

"Where was the due process, where was the effort to hear me out?" "I was so sorry for having wounded someone," Marrus said.

According to hearing attendees I spoke to earlier, the EPA has been very accommodating of walk-ins who did not pre-register to comment, and appears to be making every effort to hear from anyone who shows up.

Later in the day, hundreds of residents gathered at Missouri Southern State University, which has become a staging ground for recovery and relief efforts, to hear state officials talk about types of assistance that would be available.

Mr. Bush's communications director, Karen P. Hughes, described the session as part of the governor's efforts to hear from Democrats and said simply that the men would cover a "wide range of issues," leaving open the possibility that the talks could include a cabinet post.

But even as American officials prepare a list of benchmarks they can cite as achieved in the war effort — expect to hear much about strategic partnership agreements and assurances that the Afghan people have not been abandoned — they acknowledge privately that the bar has been significantly lowered on how success in Afghanistan is defined after 11 years of combat.

Panelists believed that hearing aids improve tinnitus by providing environmental sound enrichment, recalibrating auditory gain/central gain, reducing the concentration or listening effort needed to hear (strain to hear), reducing stress caused by hearing difficulties, and providing distraction from tinnitus (see Table 9 for levels of agreement).

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