Sentence examples for heard that would from inspiring English sources

If the paper had tracked down that same constituent and secured an affidavit from her about what she had heard, that would have been a real scoop.

"I wanted to create a music-driven station where music gets heard that would never be played on a commercial radio station," he said.

"I did not see one thing in this case that I read or heard that would indicate there is any evidence that would implicate George Ryan," he said.

It has allowed some compelling and eloquent voices to be heard that would have struggled to make it past the old boys' network that once controlled entry into the hallowed editorial rooms of British newspapers.

A court psychologist who examined Tucker noted, "I have seen many individuals who are self-aggrandizing, and that would like to make their mark in history . . . but none, I must admit, that I heard that would want to, other than in the movies, go out in a blaze in a bank robbery.

"There is nothing that I have seen personally or heard that would lead me to believe they've turned the corner sufficiently that you'd characterize what they've accomplished as a significant success," Hertel said.

You hear that, would-be copycats?

He told me he'd heard that it would be cleared away after a few more days.

(I reported that Uber was planning something in this vein, although we'd heard that it would happen a month ago).

She said she'd heard that nursing would promote weight loss, but that didn't happen for her.

The jury heard that she would rant against undocumented immigrants, and brag that she would change America.