Sentence examples for hear somebody else from inspiring English sources

During "Tutti Frutti," Little Richard asked his trumpeter to sing the first verse — as if anyone wanted to hear somebody else sing it.

Do you want to hear somebody else sing Kiss?" Next weekend, Prince is back in Europe – this interview is to promote his headlining appearance at the Heinken Open'er festival in Poland – but he bats away an inquiry about the annual Glastonbury rumours.

I don't want to hear somebody else's business.

"If you live long enough to hear somebody else do your song, it's one of the most wonderful feelings you can have," he told the Chicago Tribune in 2005.

But to actually hear somebody else tell me that I needed to see a doctor made me feel like I wasn't strong enough to be able to handle it on my own.

"Sometimes you have to hear somebody else.

They said the information provided by the defector had contributed significantly not only to the National Intelligence Estimate but to Mr. Powell's presentation to the United Nations last Feb. 5. "He was either making it up or he heard somebody else talking about it," one intelligence official said of the information the defector had provided, "but he didn't know what he was talking about".

"But it's got to get laughs, and you have to at least try to transform stand-up into something different from anything you've ever heard somebody else do.

"I know it was horrifying for a lot of people across the country hearing somebody else hosting," she said, "but for me, it was a whole lot of fun".

"I frequently hear, 'I heard from somebody else who read it on Facebook that my son just got married,' or, 'My daughter just had a child, and I didn't even know she was pregnant,' " said Joshua Coleman, a psychologist in the Bay Area who wrote a book about estrangement, "When Parents Hurt".

"It really affects you when you hear from somebody else who has been through the same injury.