Sentence examples for hear something to from inspiring English sources

Advocate Trumbull begged James's attendance as soon as he might manage the journey in order to hear something to his advantage; enclosed was a draft for a hundred pounds, drawn on Duke & Sons, for his passage to Boston.

So residents will be happy to hear something to be proud of in Brick City: The most diverse college in the United States.

At other times, we are listening but we hear something to which we take offense and at that second, we stop listening and we certainly are not trying to understand.

Those who picked Bud heard something to the effect of, "Oh well, but please keep Miller Lite in mind".

I once heard something to that effect from Niall Kirkwood, a landscape architect and expert in using plants to remediate industrial landscapes.

But her detractors might like to hear something closer to the discarded sessions.

"Living in a free society means you should be able to hear something unpalatable to you".

It's easier to hear something than to see it in black and white, so the shock won't be as jarring for them.

If you listen closely, you can hear something similar to this during the regular audio, too.

We are committed to giving opportunities to the best DJs in the world and you are going to hear something very special to celebrate International Women's Day".

Would you like to hear something absolutely transcendental to end your week?