Sentence examples for prospect of hearing from inspiring English sources

And the prospect of hearing Natalie Dessay sing the title role has its attractions.

Salvatore Gravano faced the prospect of hearing his own voice played in court in nearly 150 wiretapped phone conversations.

Still, with the prospect of hearing Mariss Jansons conduct Mahler's Symphony No. 1 on Wednesday and Bruckner's Seventh Symphony on Thursday, no one is likely to complain.

The prospect of hearing him play "The Velvet Underground & Nico" at BAM felt like a minor spiritual coup something you couldn't quite imagine happening when Reed was alive.

This leaves concertgoers with the unpleasant prospect of hearing great orchestras with a make-believe organ substitute in Avery Fisher Hall.

So, the prospect of hearing Mr. Tetzlaff perform Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto with the Orchestra of St . Lukes conducted by Roger Norrington was most intriguing.

No judge can face with equanimity the prospect of a hearing, or any part of a hearing, which is not only in private, but involves one of the parties not being present or represented at the hearing and not even knowing what is said either at the hearing or in a judgment in so far as it discusses what was said or produced by way of evidence at the closed hearing.

Virgin Media lost 15p to £17.51, although there is the still the prospect of a hearing at the court of appeal.

The prospect of a hearing about government misconduct may bring the district attorney's office to the bargaining table at last.

A handful of Republican senators have deigned to meet with Garland, but the prospect of a hearing or a vote, let alone a confirmation, seems remote indeed.

The treatment isn't anywhere near ready for use in humans, but the advance at least raises the prospect of restoring hearing to some deafened people.