Sentence examples for massive listening from inspiring English sources

That's useful for hardcore listeners, but gives it less power to pump massive listening numbers into tracks it wants to promote like Apple Music and Beats 1 radio's one-size-fits-all suggestions.

He's continued the approach, hosting a massive listening party at Madison Square Garden for The Life of Pablo in conjunction with his latest Yeezy fashion collection.

When you play music, folks nearby can connect to your headphones and listen along or you can create a massive, quiet listening party from one phone.

The award-winning television show has been developed into a radio drama to reach the massive estimated listening audience of 45 million in the region by UNICEF, MTV Staying Alive Foundation and the PEPFAR Partnership for an HIV Free Generation in collaboration with young people, representatives from government and partners from across participating countries.

For those of us who are radio fans – and 90% of the UK population listens to the radio regularly, averaging a massive 22 hours' listening a week – then the digital economy bill is vital.

That said, among his strongest talents is the braveness not to worry about Pseuds Corner, and capably evoke the magic that music and people's surroundings can combine to create – as when he recalls drifting through the north of Bristol listening to Massive Attack's first album, Blue Lines.

Meanwhile, Sepúlveda, Urzúa, Aguilar, Bustos, Florencio Ávalos, and others climbed back up to Level 190, with its massive stone, to listen for the approach of rescuers and to make noises alerting people on the surface to the presence of survivors.

Many Dean supporters objected not just to the war in Iraq itself, but also to the Bush administration's failure to even maintain the appearance of listening to the massive protests and U.N. resolutions.

Look at him on a scooter listening to Toploader, the massive chump!

"I grew up listening to a lot of Massive Attack and Portishead.

He's been listening to a lot of Massive Attack and Pink Floyd, and found himself drawn into a more minimalist approach.