Sentence examples for hear long from inspiring English sources

My parents read and wrote constantly, and we would often hear long, passionate literary discussions with guests in the evenings.

When I hear long tales of woe — Poor Me, my benighted life — my inner Republican thinks, "That was you who poured all that alcohol down your gullet.

The fourth artist to be shortlisted this year is Glaswegian Susan Philipsz, whose contribution to the show you hear long before you see it.

We see Barbara (Judi Dench) and all the other characters in the usual way, from outside, but we also hear long excerpts from Barbara's gleeful diary as she wreaks havoc on the world.

Reclined on bed during interview As Mr. Thurber left, he could hear Long talking to two men who had come in about some horrible condition of affairs brought about by the rats.

He claims not to have ever really got into drugs, though they certainly tried things, including heroin, on a 1981 swing through Amsterdam; in videos of concerts from the mid-eighties the clothes and the hair styles alone seem to scream "Cocaine!" You'll hear Long Islanders tell old stories about the time they saw Joel at this or that Huntington bar, the man not looking his best.

Timothy Andres's piano quartet, "I Found It by the Sea" (2007) is a set of variations that draws on a huge range of styles: you hear long-lined Elgarian Romanticism, a hint of Brahms, insistently Minimalist figures and ample invention of his own.

Northern Ireland is finally hearing long denied and much needed truths.

Their choices can be sentences they read or heard long ago or ones they encounter this week.

Brubeck was the first jazz musician I ever heard – long before I knew what jazz was.

Among rich countries, that danger is greatest in America, where grumbles were heard long before recession set in.