Sentence examples for for further listening from inspiring English sources
Jang plans on further expanding SoundTracking's social features and is looking into other APIs which is exciting — I would love it if Spotify users could listen to an entire song in-app or add songs from SoundTracking to Spotify for further listening down the line.
You'll hear a lot about ciranda, and for further listening, try to buy one of the locally released CD's by Lia de Itamaracá, the local queen of ciranda.
For further improvement, listen to some of the bands for inspiration.
I have no further listening for the naïve and simplistic voices on either side of this argument.
This mode, heavily influenced by the writings of John Donne, William Blake, and William Butler Yeats, was to come in for further investigation in "Listen to the Lion" (1972) and "Vanlose Stairway" (1982), but his future direction was more clearly indicated by Moondance, Astral Weeks's successor, in which he deployed a snappy little rhythm-and-blues band behind tautly structured songs.
Angela Foreman, a bioengineer at the Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf in New York state, says in an interview that assistive technologies give her independence, allowing her to contribute to research that aims to further improve listening aids for the deaf.
For anyone wanting to dig a little deeper, below is a playlist of further synthetic listening.
But even assuming agents and airline reservationists are candid and thorough, parents who have obtained passports for their children may assume they have all they need and do not listen for further details.
It was one of the first aspects of examination clinicians said they carried out in order to decide the next course of action, that is, to continue with examination, diagnose, treat the patient and consider referral for further investigations if necessary: "Listen to the lungs.
These results suggest that although vocabulary knowledge may be a significant factor for predicting L2 listening proficiency, further empirical clarification is needed on the role of syntactic knowledge in L2 listening.
Children were confined to school classrooms and residents were told to listen to the radio for further updates.
