Sentence examples for hearing toward from inspiring English sources

"It seems that some of their best policy improvements, like this one, come on the eve of a public safety hearing, which then slants coverage of the hearing toward their new policy," Mr. Vallone said.

While Senator Sessions did not discuss the FCPA during his confirmation hearing, toward the end of the hearing, he made a strong statement about white collar criminal prosecutions: "Corporations are subject as an entity to fines and punishment for violating the law and so are the corporate officers.

"The fact is we are about to proceed with a historic hearing... having a hearing toward someone having a lifetime appointment on the most important court in the land," he said.

If past hearings are prologue, some Republicans may be persuaded to mimic those lines or at least try to turn the hearing toward different issues, like the origin of leaks that have damaged Trump and Comey's decision not to raise his concerns about interference in real time.

The giant sits, under a crescent moon, turned mostly away from us, his head gazing over one shoulder in our direction, as if alerted by some sound that we can't hear, toward something we can't see.

Then, thinking back realistically on the previous summer, I faced the fact that I must have allowed myself to drift from the prudent building of a summer shirt supply into a Frenchy's frenzy — often the first step, I'd heard, toward a full-blown Frenchy's addiction.

Then, thinking back realistically on the previous summer, I faced the fact that I must have allowed myself to drift from the prudent building of a summer shirt supply into a Frenchy's frenzy often the first step, I'd heard, toward a full-blown Frenchy's addiction.

They carry so much weight that we even have a sappy song that you can generally hear toward the end of our marathon weddings when the emotions and liquor are overflowing.

While that may seldom be the case, the vast majority of the charges this blogger has read or heard toward Ms. Clinton are neither sexist nor rooted in hatred.

"The majority of the ideas or support I keep hearing relate toward suspensions or postseason bans being the most powerful".

The October 1991 New York Times/CBS News poll found that before and after the Hill-Thomas hearing, attitudes toward Thomas did not shift substantially.