Sentence examples for heard long from inspiring English sources

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.

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

His former team-mate Martin Gleeson almost choked on his pint when he heard Long had written an autobiography.

I heard long sighs from the butchers and merchants, but couldn't tell if they were sorry that nothing had happened or happy that it hadn't.

Some of these storytellers have prodigious memories and may with only slight variations carry on to a new generation hundreds of tales and traditions heard long ago.

I know it's something I need to think about, but I've heard long-term care is crazy expensive,'" Taylor says.

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

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

That oratorical art has died because people today are not used to hearing long and florid speeches.

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.