Sentence examples for listen to higher from inspiring English sources

Listen to "Higher Calling," Steve Coll's Comment about raising the minimum wage.

By The New Yorker December 2, 2013 Listen to "Higher Calling," Steve Coll's Comment about raising the minimum wage.

In fact, if you listen to higher ed administrators, they will tell you that all of the problems are due to the reduction of state funds, and if the states would just give more money, all of their financial issues would disappear.

So, good news for pirates, and also good news for audiophiles, who may have quickly ripped music from CDs or LPs, or who have music saved at lower bit rates in order to save hard drive space, and want to listen to higher quality recordings of their music.

In a significant shift, the company, based in Santa Clara, Calif., will announce its fastest processor yet but will focus instead on the ability of the new chip sets to serve as a Wi-Fi base station, support a storage standard that protects against disk failure and allow users to view high-definition video and listen to higher-quality digital audio.

En route we listen to high-cholesterol Arabesque music on a station calling itself Turkey's Artery.

You can't, at the moment, listen to high-res on your iPhone, but help may be on the way, for there's still another, recently developed high-resolution digital format that has possibly revolutionary consequences.

* Zune HD comes with a built-in HD Radio receiver so users can listen to higher-quality sound than traditional radio on the go.

And Bose Computer MusicMonitors allow him to listen to high quality tunes while traveling.

You can also share your computer desktop, share documents and files via the app and watch and listen to high-quality video and audio.

Don't listen to high intensity sounds.