Sentence examples for know to listen from inspiring English sources

"If callers are distressed, clearing staff know to listen and calm them".

"It is a waste of time, you know, to listen to an unknown group that does not want to tour".

"You know, to listen to Senator Lieberman, Senator Kerry, Representative Gephardt, I'm anti-Israel, I'm antitrade, I'm anti-Medicare and I'm anti-Social Security," he said.

"All he has to do is talk basketball; as soon as he opens his mouth these high school kids will know to listen to him and how he can help their game, that's all it takes," Williams said.

Spending time with them introduced me to verlang – the slang that swaps the beginning and end of words – very annoying for anyone only just getting to grips with a language, but something I now know to listen out for.

"For me, being a princess means really being able to know to listen to your heart and have that voice - and speak out when we all should have that chance". Disney, which has faced questions over the impact its princesses might have on young girls' ideas of perfection, has more recently attempted to rework its on-screen heroines.

"I knew to listen and not to argue.

He knows to listen to his gut and to come get me if anything is wrong.

When this kind of talk came on, Martin knew to listen.

Well, those bold ideas were in the speech, if you knew to listen for them.

In meetings, General Kayani is known to listen intently but rarely speak.