Sentence examples for hearing of more from inspiring English sources

"And I'm hearing of more writers coming out of Philadelphia".

In a hearing of more than three hours, Chinese officials will answer questions from other United Nations member states, which, reflecting their views on China, will vie either to flatter or to press Beijing.

The revelation emerged from a hearing of more than two hours on Wednesday that featured Mr. Dimon's first Congressional testimony since the bank disclosed the trading loss in May.

"The sale of debts was meant to be a behind-the-scenes move, but we're hearing of more difficult forms, poor communication and little response," he says, "The government needs to address people's concerns as a matter of urgency".

During a hearing of more than four hours before the House Oversight and Government Affairs Committee, Republicans ripped into Mr. Holder, accusing the Justice Department of a "cover-up" and declaring that senior officials either knew or should have known about the use of "gunwalking" — the tactic of failing to seize illegal weapons in order to build a bigger case.

The Courier reported that she told the audience about helping to reunite two members of a family, a father and a six-year-old boy, and quoted her saying, "In the chaos of waking up in the middle of the night and being shelled, we're hearing of more children being separated from their families by accident".

It's to see your benefits slashed and to hear of more cuts to come.

"I've never even heard of more than one or two," he said.

Men (3.6) have heard of more than women (2.7) and Conservative supporters (3.9) have heard of more than Labour (2.7) Lib Dem (2.9) or Ukip (3.4) supporters.

"Every day, I hear of more and more lawyers," he said.

"I wish I could hear of more people having better luck at finding work," she added.