Sentence examples for heard applies from inspiring English sources

They need to listen to and understand the spoken word, determine how what they have heard applies to the data they hold, and then return a result, also in conversational speech.

This is something that as you've always heard applies whether you are alone or in a group.

That's a word I've not heard applied to a beverage for donkey's years.

Pen pushers, bean counters, faceless bureaucrats, stuffed shirts, spreadsheet monkeys, grey suits … are all terms that I have heard applied to the national health service's finance staff.

On Friday one of the JLF's directors had introduced Reza Aslan as the "rock star" of this year's festival, a term that could be heard applied as well to Amartya Sen, Irrfan Khan, and others.

A constantly exploring guitarist who has often been heard applying a flinty edge to recordings by Tom Waits, Marc Ribot paid tribute to giants of the jazz saxophone with this year's bracing trio recording, "Live at the Village Vanguard".

Successful teamwork — that's a description you don't hear applied to the government very often.

Cinematography is not a term you hear applied often to video games, but the entire presentation of Uncharted 2 makes such careful, astute use of camera angles to frame the action and lead the eye that it was demanding that I release it from the back room.

But Ms. Torres added, "The right to a hearing applies both to defendants and complainants".

"Dbas" stands for "definitely bullied at school", and it's a term I've recently heard them apply to Ed Miliband.

This, "sorry, there are too many of them" line continues to bemuse me – you will never have heard it applied to drunk driving or football hooliganism.