Sentence examples for hearing delivered from inspiring English sources

A28 NEW YORK/REGION B1-14 Debate Over Death Penalty Heard by Legislative Panel The battle over whether New York should reinstate the death penalty went before the public, as witnesses at a state legislative hearing delivered a blistering indictment of capital punishment.

According to testimony at the hearing delivered by John McHale, Executive Vice President of Major League Baseball: "Anyone who works at Major League Baseball learns on the first day that baseball takes its social responsibility seriously...Green grass and clean air are essential to our game...[and] addressing climate change helps protect our game for the future.

He rose to the occasion by delivering one of the funniest speeches I have ever heard delivered from the dispatch box.

These voters, you have no doubt heard, delivered the election to Mr Obama in 2008, and they will be credited again for showing up in such large numbers if he wins tonight.

These two voices are best heard delivered by Shteyngart himself, which thankfully you can now do, courtesy of the readings he gave when visiting the Guardian for a podcast interview.

These are messages we should and have to hear delivered to us through one of the only cultural pipelines available.

A female voice is heard, delivering an interior monologue.

He is first seen driving in a car as a male voice is heard, delivering an interior monologue.

There was no upper age limit on the use of the Corde de Tarzan, however, and more than one adult was heard delivering a convincing Johnny Weissmuller imitation.

An exhibition room resembles a 1940's living room, in which Roosevelt can be heard delivering parts of his radio addresses (his "Fireside Chats"), assisted by an anomalous flat-screen display offering news footage.

BEFORE "TONIGHT at 8 30" begins at the John Drew Theater of Guild Hall in East Hampton, the mellifluous voice of Simon Jones, the wonderful English actor who performs in all three of the evening's Noël Coward plays, is heard delivering the customary pre-curtain speech about turning off cellphones.