Sentence examples for hear aloud from inspiring English sources

Then they can read or hear aloud a short summary and watch a video clip.

Above all, his poetry performed itself – still demands to be heard aloud.

And there is little to be learned from looking down on people who mispronounce literary words that are rarely heard aloud.

There'll be the poems – such energy, such dazzling brilliance, such vigorous living language, this poetry performs itself, still demands to be heard aloud.

Its stories are even more winning when heard aloud, spun by weathered voices with archaic accents ("Cincinna-tah," "Eye-o-way"), with cars backfiring, chairs creaking, matches igniting, wives scoffing and pop bottles popping in the background.

BR: We'll [all] actually read the stories aloud to each other, to hear it aloud. .

Children need to be tempted by books around them and hear reading aloud to learn how stories unfold.

The two other black teen-agers snorted, slapped each other five for the words "white boy," as ever a transport to hear said aloud.

It's bracing to hear Girls Aloud traffic in grown-up emotions on this elegantly sad account of a waning relationship.

Given that James, bewilderingly, dictated the novel in the first place, you could argue that to hear it aloud is somehow to restore the text to its original form, and to follow the river to its source.

As an actor, I like to hear words aloud to see if they make sense.