Sentence examples for hearing supporters from inspiring English sources

At yesterday morning's hearing, supporters of the variable fares plan ran the gamut from construction industry figures and transportation advocates to environmentalists.

After today's 90-minute hearing, supporters and opponents of the lawsuit gathered in front of the Mercer County Courthouse to offer the news media their view on the issue of gay marriage.

Although outnumbered nearly 8 to 1 by the bill's opponents at Thursday's hearing, supporters argued that lethal control is needed to protect domestic livestock from contracting brucellosis, an infectious disease that came from European cattle and now afflicts some Yellowstone bison and elk.

Injured Nottingham Forest striker Britt Assombalonga says the motivation of hearing supporters "roar" at the City Ground has helped keep him focused on returning to action this season.

I get a headache when I hear supporters of this endless warfare complaining about the federal budget deficits.

What did you think when you heard supporters of Goodluck Jonathan had used the slogan #BringBackGoodluck?

Even at Harvard Law School, that great bastion of liberalism that I now call my home, it is not terribly uncommon to hear supporters of abortion as a policy right criticize the Supreme Court's sloppy jurisprudence in the area.

"I had goosebumps all over my body for 80 minutes," James Small, a Springbok winger, told a magazine when he heard supporters and players singing the previous national anthem, "Die Stem" (The Calling), in 1992 after the international sports boycott had been ended.

The Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi later confirmed he and Rose had heard supporters "saying monkey stuff" during the first half, with Raheem Sterling – who led the calls for a ground closure – making a point of cupping his ears towards the most vociferous section of the home support after scoring the fifth.

But when, on that afternoon last January, he heard supporters baying for an end to his livelihood, he saw red.

The group behind the ballot - WHU's View - claims the club does not want to hear supporters' opinions on the move.