Sentence examples for is heard less often from inspiring English sources

The muezzins' call to prayer is heard less often, because people complain about the noise.

In Afghanistan, this question is heard less often, even among Afghans who believe it's time for the Americans to leave.

More News From The Times The vanishing Irish brogue is heard less often these days among police officers and firefighters.

Such talk is heard less often now but its ideals are still in the treaty, which commits its members to the goal of "ever closer union".

The positive case for social insurance is heard less often, says Theda Skocpol, a professor of government and sociology at Harvard.

In the winter when bear and deer hunting seasons are closed, Mr. Yang's program is heard less often, but occasionally he does take to the air with talk of hunting wild pigs, ducks and squirrels.

The cries of "king of the poor" are heard less often on the king's walkabouts than in his first days on the throne.

The evening features, along with "Symphony of Psalms," a group of works that are heard less often, like "Mavra," "Requiem Canticles," "Babel," "Zvezdoliki" and the "Canticum Sacrum".

But as Hill's political conservatism became more obvious, tales involving unscrupulous Senate staffers and liberal advocacy groups (with, as Senator Orrin Hatch put it, their "slick lawyers, the worst kind") were heard less often.

The traditional sounds of brukdown the tapping of assorted bottles, tables, cans, or other objects an energetic percussion that originated in the logging camps, are heard less often now than in the past.

The gentle hum of a lawnmower, one of the reassuring sounds of spring and summer, should be heard less often if Britain's bee population is to be protected, the environment secretary will say on Tuesday.