Sentence examples for hearing to catch from inspiring English sources

Many stood on court benches all through the hearing to catch a glimpse of the caged defendants.

But I'd heard enough to catch the bug, and during my quest to vicariously experience the era through its backlog discography, I managed to happen on the rabbit hole of Daisy Chainsaw's thrashy, unhinged 1992 debut album, Eleventeen.

I like that it's something you kind of need to hear twice to catch everything.

However, the tensest exchange of the hearing seemed to catch both Mr. Holder and members of the House Judiciary Committee's oversight panel off guard, and ended with Mr. Holder calling a congressman's behavior "shameful".

She left the public gallery during a passage when someone was heard desperately trying to catch their breath.

Some of them are hard of hearing and strain to catch what the judge is saying.

Shortly after hearing that, M.K. tries to catch Sunny unaware.

And that just gives the many who haven't heard him yet time to catch up.

Residents would gather around in crowds to chat or hear public lectures or to catch a glimpse of science in action.

Rather, I'm trying to give the listener a clear idea of what they would hear if they were to catch me on any given night.

In his poem "London", William Blake sees indistinctly because he walks the street by night; but he sees enough to make out the "marks of weakness, marks of woe" on everyone's faces ("crude signatures of an oppressive, rapaciously commercial society", Beaumont says), and his hearing is acute enough to catch "the youthful Harlot's curse" blasting the new-born and "the Marriage hearse".