Sentence examples for listeners about what from inspiring English sources
We're using the fame and reputations of these well-established artists to reassure listeners about what they should be doing".
Mr. Newman, like other station managers who program the show, concedes that he receives occasional complaints from listeners about what they see as Ms. Golabek's imposition of her vision.
Let's remind readers and listeners about what this is.
Most editors and reporters would argue that the NRA is a powerful political force and thus the media has a responsibility to inform its readers, viewers, and listeners about what the organization says.
Gibb began telling his listeners about what he called "The Great Cover-up", and to the original clue were added various others, including the alleged backmasked message "Paul is a dead man, miss him, miss him, miss him", in "I'm So Tired".
The French Impressionists, though harmonic revolutionaries, retained the notion that a title should tell listeners something about what's going on in the piece.
On a skit early in the album, an incensed listener jokes about what Mims should be rapping: "This is why I'm room temperature!" And on the appealingly Native Tongues-esque "On & On," over warm keyboards and crisp snares, Mims gives voice to his opposition: "Is he still waiting around for that applause?
We talk a lot about politics at our house, and she's an attentive listener, fierce about what she thinks is wrong and right.
Responding to these concerns in July 2008, the then principal Christine Steadman told In Touch, the BBC Radio 4 news programme for visually impaired listeners; "It's about what the local authorities, what the learning and skills council, what the Welsh Assembly for government will purchase from us.
He suggested the radio listener not worry about what happened in the past and instead worry about what we're going to do in the future.
