Sentence examples for hearing events from inspiring English sources

The video of Lucas being removed went viral in a way few West Virginia Judiciary Committee hearing events do, with left-leaning outlets like Rolling Stone and The Intercept, which reported that Lucas got a major fundraising boost thanks to the ensuing publicity.

Of those who survived, 46 per cent experienced a broad range of mental recollections, nine per cent had experiences compatible with traditional definitions of a near-death experience and two per cent exhibited full awareness with explicit recall of "seeing" and "hearing" events – or out-of-body experiences.

I had never before heard events described in such detail from a police point of view.

To hear events as they happen, on one's own terms, is to experience a news event in an entirely different kind of way.

But, second, do we ever happen to hear events in the medium?

The thumping bass and substance-fueled (so we've heard) event, which will take place May 25 , 26and 27, has already released the Phase One lineup.

We shall be able to witness and hear events--the inauguration of a President, the playing of a world series game, the havoc of an earthquake or the terror of a battle--just as though we were present.

To his chagrin, Munis is not only unmarried but also spends her days glued to the radio, hearing about events leading up to the coup.

After hearing about events that happened shortly after that episode was taped, it makes those scenes in Real Housewives of Beverly Hills even more uncomfortable.

Some listeners won't be satisfied by this, arguing that even a specially-recorded concert is not the same as hearing the event in real time.

In that case, one can only hear such events when they occur in air and include a sound.