Sentence examples for has only ever heard from inspiring English sources

The court has only ever heard from the government.

It boasts its own laws, court and tribunal, headed by a former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (although it has only ever heard one dispute).

But sometimes I feel lucky I was deaf from birth, because I've only ever heard this way.

The mall rats who hover around the doors smoking cigarettes wear brands of designer jeans I've only ever heard about in songs.

I have only ever heard a tale of one fighter ending an exile, looking like garbage in the gym and being told to stay retired – and that was Ricky Hatton a couple of years ago.

Slang terms refresh so fast it can be tricky to keep up – this dictionary defines "toey" as Australian slang for "nervous, agitated" but visiting tourists beware: I've only ever heard it to mean horny.

So if you've misspelt 'artron energy' because you've only ever heard it spoken and thought it was 'arktron', I was like, 'Oh sorry I got that bit of completely imaginary physics wrong.' "Then they send it off to the BBC.

He recalled flipping through the channels in a Cairo hotel room and coming upon a station in Arabic with people speaking "in a way I had only ever heard people speak in private -- away from the censorship and the various state security services that dominate our public discourse.

"I've only ever heard good things about the SPL from the guys I have played alongside who have actually experienced it and I was aware that Saints were having a good season, sitting well up the league table," said Croft.

I've only ever heard it used for people.

Yet, I have only ever heard of one case where such evidence was even up for discussion.