Mr. Madetoja, who died in 1947, evidently listened to the music of his time, and his two items came closest to what we think of as art songs.
But Cassidy, whose father was once in business with Williams, evidently listened to what he was told by John Henry and Williams's third child, Claudia.
They have evidently been listening to their constituents' loud complaints about the issue.
Lafferty had evidently been listening and his connection with George McCartney's cross and adroit half-volleyed finish early in the second half put his side three up.
Although Mr. Sarkozy has bombarded expats with e-mails, he did not repeat his 2007 campaign visit to London at which he urged them to return home by telling a rally: "France is still your country even if you're disappointed by it!" Evidently no one was listening.
As hers is a home where even the scamp of a Jack Russell terrier, Dolby, assiduously observes a no-jumping-on-the-furniture rule, it's evidently best to listen up: No. 1.
It was a rare public spat in the Fox/G.O.P. alliance, and, evidently, somebody in Boston was listening.
(I'm not sure how growing up in a small town Kentucky had made an expert on LA people, but evidently it had.) After listening to me babble for three weeks, Bob looked at me quizzically and asked, "Who are you talking to?" "I'm speaking to the group," I said.
"I was crazy," he said, and laughed, and all the men who were gathered around now, listening to us, laughed, too, evidently at the memory of his behavior.
