Sentence examples for location listening from inspiring English sources

His local newspaper, The Columbian, reported that, meanwhile, Baird would be "sitting at his own telephone at an as-yet-undisclosed location" listening and choosing which queries he wanted to answer.

"The shared experience of listening together at the end of a piece like Inuksuit [another outdoor work, for anything from nine to 99 percussionists] is extraordinary: as the music of the piece dissolves back into the music of the place, there's this phenomenon of each of us in our own location listening together".

In the immediate aftermath of the crash, search teams had spent a lot of time sweeping the areas close to the last known location, listening for the ping of the black box or voice recorder.

The most widespread problem seen on BlackBerrys — and on other platforms — are commercial spyware programs like FlexiSPY, which are secretly installed by someone — usually a jealous spouse — who wants to track a phone owner's location, listen to the calls and read text messages and e-mails.

And program coordinators are always thinking about adding internship locations, listening to students' feedback and their preferences about where they want to work abroad.

Everyone is dependent on their gadgets these days, everyone carries a few radio markers and video cameras that allow services to track their locations, listen to their conversations and even take photos, etc.

The speakers not only get rid of visible wiring and room clutter, but they pack on an interesting design that makes location and listening position of the speakers very flexible.

Trenor, and her team of "froggers," had located the frog's general location by listening for its telltale song, but now they had to find a lone male no bigger than a fingernail in the fading light.

With the aid of Google Assistant and access to a wealth of user data, the app will offer recommendations automatically based on the time of day and the user's location and listening habits, according to Pitchfork.

Each player has their own set of responsibilities: the captain charts their submarine's course; the first mate works to bring weapons and scanners online; the engineer battles to repair damage; and the radio operator tries to discern the opponents' location by listening in on their conversation.

For example, he said that while Broadcastr's big selling point was the ability to consume content about your specific location (say, listening to something about the Brooklyn Bridge while you're walking across that very bridge), only 7percentt of users actually listened to content located within 200 feet of them.