Sentence examples for should listen for from inspiring English sources

What I mean is "You should listen for it".

Each of the 26 episodes will begin with Murray announcing the word viewers should listen for.

Why you should listen: For house music that evokes dancefloors from Chicago and New York to Belgium – Hercules and Love Affair have returned with another emotionally honest album.

Why you should listen: For a reminder of the Velvet Underground's diversity in sound, there's hardly a better starting point than this reissue of their self-titled 1969 release.

Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: For someone who's been composing and playing jazz for more than 50 years, pianist Jamal shows few signs of slowing down on this 10-track set recorded live in France last autumn.

Those are important firsts, but, as he reads, we should listen for the moments of friction, when a line turns against itself and against our expectations, and says something unexpected about its writer, its subject, and its country.

S&P's clientele should listen carefully, for as its economists conclude, income inequality is "not just a problem for the poor".

Again, children lie at the heart of the matter, and any film or staging of the tale should listen out for those nursery rhythms and rhymes, redolent of the seesaw and the rocking horse, that hold such frightening sway: "Fair is foul, and foul is fair"; "Open locks, whoever knocks"; "The Thane of Fife had a wife".

But you probably shouldn't rely on the media to tell you what to do for a living anymore than you should listen to CNBC for investing advice.

"Care should be taken as driving conditions may be hazardous, and people should listen to traffic reports for advice and for any disruption locally".

Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: Polonia – or Poland, for all you Latin speakers – sees singer-songwriter Carr pay tribute to some of the country's historical figures, from Charlie Chaplin's fiancee to second world war spy Krystyna Skarbek.