Sentence examples for listener after from inspiring English sources

Robert Alner's senior jockey lost the mount on The Listener after their defeat on his reappearance at Sandown earlier in the month.

He declined to reveal the algorithm used to generate randomness on Shuffle, but said the only reason that an iPod might seem to know a listener's preferences is that the listener, after all, chose the music in the first place.

Most critically in relation to the Regeneration Hypothesis, the listener after hearing a sentence creates a conceptual (rather than form-based) representation of the sentence that is to be recalled.

As a radio announcer told listeners yesterday after reading off a list of weekend cancellations, "At this point, you can probably guess why".

With the song ending, Mr. Tria took the mike and said, "I think we all could use a little Burl Ives, don't you?" He mentioned the two-for-one drink specials at Gators Restaurant in Hampton Bays and told listeners that after confession at St. Rosalie's, they could "amble on over" to Gators.

Instead, it stays with listeners long after they hear it.

[C9.] Catering to Dissatisfied Listeners After years of audience stability in radio, listening has slipped 11percentt since the early 1990's.

Grimshaw has led the station's drive to attract younger listeners after criticism that it had grown too old.

Within that range, Mr. Laura noticed, there has been a slight increase in listeners after the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center.

However, audiences for Sara Cox's Radio 1 breakfast show stabilised at 7.1 million, adding 100,000 listeners after a big fall last summer.

Whale, who had been with TalkSport since it launched as Talk Radio in 1995, sparked a number of complaints from listeners after his endorsement of Johnson in his March 20 show.