Sentence examples for seized listening from inspiring English sources

What our American allies learned from the seized listening device, and whether the Russians saw its disappearance as suspicious, Prebble, despite his own impressive display of patience and ingenuity here, does not know.

He sat out the early minutes of the fourth quarter, helpless to watch and listen as Denver seized control of the game.

Mr. Engelberger listened with interest and immediately seized on the significance of the new technology.

It is not interesting to listen to an orator who has seized the rostrum".

In these circumstances, Labour should seize the opportunity when voters might actually be listening to defend its record.

Among them was that she took the advice of her son Sanjay when she seized power, but it is reported didn't listen to him when he told her not to hold elections.

The memo is likely to be seized on by Labour which says that the "listening exercise" is more of a PR exercise.

The Obama forces seized on reports suggesting that Mr McCain might have sneakily listened to the questions as he drove to the church in his motorcade.

About 100 families may have their homes seized for the project through eminent domain, and Ratner said that he would listen to their concerns.

Sometimes I choose to spend playtimes outside with the students, seizing the opportunity to just listen to them, knowing that they will be more inclined to listen to me if I have first heard what they have to say.

Yet the sheikh described his prison years with nostalgia, and listening to his tales I began to understand why the religious Shia have been the first Iraqis to seize the new opportunity with purposefulness.