Sentence examples for move to hear from inspiring English sources

She was unable to move, to hear or to see.

One never has to travel far in New York City to find a reading, and on New Year's Day one barely has to move to hear hundreds of poets, performers, and artists.

The court's move to hear the health care case next year — with a decision expected by June — will force a high-profile public debate over the individual mandate just as Mr. Romney may be trying to close out his battle for the Republican presidential nomination.

The move to hear the case, driven by the justices who eventually ruled in Mr. Bush's favor, foreshadowed and helped shape the later division on the court, a division that the intervening unanimous decision papered over even more thinly than it appeared to at the time.

Following Wednesday's hearing, Nick Karapetian, a member of Unite LCF, said he was pleased with Hogue's move to hear Glendale Unified's request for a temporary stay during the Oct. 14 hearing, when she is scheduled to consider arguments from attorneys representing the county committee, registrar-recorder and county clerk, Glendale Unified, as well as members of Unite LCF.

"We are deeply moved to hear that Giles Fraser has resigned.

But he found it moving to hear the accounts.

It was wonderful and moving to hear news from him that was so new to me.

Occupy London said it was "deeply moved" to hear of his resignation.

It's moving to hear undiminished idealism among exiled veterans who have not lost their belief in national service.

It was exceptionally moving to hear them talking to each other about their sensitive reactions to public appearances and making plans to play together and to film that.