Sentence examples for over listening from inspiring English sources

She played that video clip over and over, listening as father tried to encourage his friend.

Friday-afternoon seminar, everyone is glazed over, listening as someone at the head of the long table explains something unexplainable.

But students also said they preferred talking over listening to lectures, and completing projects over writing papers.

If these ­elements are removed from the BBC schedule entirely, you wonder how diverse audiences are being privileged over listening figures.

At the Fader Fort, a mini-festival within the festival, where, like Club Tropicana, the drinks are free (if you like Budweiser and Jack'n'Coke that is), posing seems to take priority over listening to the tunes, which themselves have to fight with corporate branding so heavy it's at artillery levels.

Finally, it was demonstrated that verbal memory contributed to explain the advantage of reading over listening comprehension in Down syndrome.

According to Arbitron's most recent statistics, more than 241 million people in the United States, or about 92 percent of the population age 12 and over, listen to the radio each week.

It's definitely not to over-listen to things," added Adam.

He simply claims, over and over, rarely listening or allowing for a response, that Bayless is a nobody.

So now that the pomp and spectacle are over, listen up.

Puccini plays the piano, cigarette in mouth, his son leaning over and listening.