Sentence examples for hearing hundreds of from inspiring English sources

Hearing hundreds of women sing "For Those in Peril on the Sea" creates goose bumps.

Rather than hearing hundreds of cases during its term, the special grand jury is presented with evidence of possible crimes stemming from only a single investigation.

After hearing hundreds of travellers' tales about the "spiritual experience, sense of satisfaction and the feeling that it was all worth it," I too yearned for the blisters.

When a panel is hearing hundreds of singers auditioning all day long, the only thing that makes you stand out is finding your own artistic voice and using it.

In spite of my instincts I found it strangely moving hearing hundreds of Frenchmen singing along to "We Are The World," although it did suck to have listen to "Black or White," which everyone knows is just a lame rip-off of "Ebony and Ivory".

After hearing hundreds of witnesses during a trial that began in late April, lead prosecutor George Brauchler said the jurors will now learn more about a handful of Holmes' victims, and get "just the faintest whiffs of the impact on those that are left behind.

In American terms, the closest reference to the content of Thursday's address was perhaps Richard Nixon who, in his own 1968 acceptance speech, spoke of "cities enveloped in smoke and flame" and hearing "millions of Americans cry out in anguish".

I thought heard hundreds of shots.

In 1989, a huge blast ripped through Al Qaqaa, the boom reportedly heard hundreds of miles away.

We have heard hundreds of stories, and they're sadly familiar to most working people.

I've heard hundreds of stories from childhood that have led to lives of pain and limitation.