Sentence examples for one could listen from inspiring English sources

The bohemians morphed into the beatniks, and bars abounded where one could listen to beat poetry recited with jazz accompaniments.

I do like the idea that one could listen to a book (and it would be funny if the iPod were playing the audio version of the book).

He has been listening, often beautifully, for 70 pages, when he announces, "I sensed that one could listen to sounds in a sequence just like Whitman did," and then, later: "I recognized my true situation.

In fact, "Cameltoe" isn't even the catchiest song here: there's the new-wave "Things," and the skits are so endearing that one could listen to Fannypack banter for an entire album.

Nights earlier in Brooklyn, another candidate staged an event featuring "spoken word artists," where for $10 one could listen to hip-hop or poetry and perhaps divine the political significance of both, or either.

(And why do you speak to yourself in the third person?) No one could listen to much of Voldetool without wanting to club him into paste.

He encrypted them, he said, so no one else "could listen to those, ever".

Mr. Shepard followed his reading machine, more formally known as an optical-character-recognition device, with one that could listen and talk.

You know, those ones your could listen to 100 times and not get bored or be driven insane.

I remember feeling trapped, being imprisoned and unable to escape, of crying to be let out, but no one could hear, no one was listening".

Their contemporaries in the American South went one better: they could listen to them.