Sentence examples for heard of having from inspiring English sources

For example, when Walker interviewed American golf commentator Bob Bubka, he referred to "a certain T Woods who I'm sure you've heard of", having earlier in the tournament chatted with "a certain T Henman", who incidentally also has the capacity to annoy by beginning every response with "Yeah", even if the answer turns out to be in the negative.

A feeling of being heard, of having input, goes a long way towards building trust.

I'd never even heard of having a country house before I came to Brearley.

He then allegedly dipped his bloody finger in blue paint and wrote on a mirror, accusing Heard of having an affair with the actor Billy Bob Thornton, according to the celebrity news website TMZ.

But what I had heard of, having been in healthcare, is Agilysys, one of Blenheim Chalcot's portfolio firms.

And now it's also the most funded classified site no one has ever heard of, having secured an additional $13.5M in Series B funding today from General Catalyst, Bessemer Venture Partners, Founders Fund, and DN Capital.

He had "heard of guys having their heads blown off".

"People who haven't heard of us have seen that.

Only 30.7% had heard of osteoporosis, and only 18.5% had heard of osteoporotic fracture.

None of them had heard of France.

They've heard of cricket.