Sentence examples for most frequently hear from inspiring English sources

It was written in 1762 in Italian, as Orfeo ed Euridice, for a castrato Orpheus, then revised in French, in 1774, for a tenor, though we most frequently hear it now in an edition prepared by Berlioz for the mezzo soprano Pauline Vinrdot-Garcia in 1859.

Of the various movements, "Mars" and "Jupiter" are the most frequently heard.

The question most frequently heard now is whether yet another period of reform is needed.

One of the most frequently heard compliments about the country is that the people are friendly.

"Subarashi!" ("Wonder full") was the comment most frequently heard after each concert in Festival Hall.

And while Cantonese remains the most frequently heard Chinese dialect, Mandarin is now common in the Richmond and Sunset districts.

LAST, and most frequently heard, is the seemingly businesslike argument that what's important is an individual's performance.

The most frequently heard song is a series of about eight soft toots delivered on a similar pitch or slowing slightly and becoming lower pitched toward the end.

The most frequently heard complaint of activists is that western countries remain too indifferent to these crises of hunger and debt.

But Cantor does not dispute the most frequently heard complaint: that the company dropped the missing employees from its payroll on Sept. 15.

Hal Simms, for decades one of the most frequently heard announcers on CBS television, died on July 2 in a nursing home in Brookline, Mass., his family said.