Sentence examples for is usually heard from inspiring English sources

THE queen's speech at the opening of Parliament is usually heard in silence.

Each case is usually heard in less than half an hour and court generally upholds the colony's position.

The Met orchestra clearly likes him: such finesse is usually heard only when James Levine is on the podium.

Grieg's music for Peer Gynt is usually heard in the form of two orchestral suites (Op. 46 and Op. 55), each featuring four movements selected from his score.

A fine bop-and-blues pianist, originally from Memphis; he is usually heard in George Coelman's band, but not so often leading his own.

Masekela is usually heard with big bands and vocal ensembles, capturing his homeland's mix of party music, protest, and caustic wit.

In the ear, the defect is usually hearing impairment, which can result from structural or physiological abnormalities.

(Those are usually heard on the 7 only when the Mets are having a bad day).

Then the orchestra will perform in their entirety pieces that are usually heard only in snippets.

There's blood!'" It's a shout that's usually heard at some point in encounters between the two countries.

Other car horns of the period, and now especially those of big cars, are usually heard to "honk".