Sentence examples for somber hearing from inspiring English sources

Read about the tense and somber hearing in the courtroom and watch a video of Mr. Cohen leaving court.

It was a very somber hearing, and I did my best to convey our strong opposition to the President's war in Iraq.

The mood among negotiators was somber upon hearing the proposal, people who participated in the discussions said yesterday.

The atmosphere on campus gradually became more somber as we heard news from the war zones, as more classmates and acquaintances left for military service, and as we coped with the added pressures of academic life.

Bose said the mood in San Diego at the finish line was somber after people heard the news of Williams' death and the others aboard the Uncontrollable Urge who were injured.

These are somber stories to hear while you're on your third pint and listening to enabling nonsense like "It's Five O' Clock Somewhere," but with Buffett himself turning 70 this year, his core fan base is aging along with him.

After the service, people swapped stories of growing up hearing everything from somber Slavonic a cappella music in an Orthodox church in Russia to Catholic folk hymns in a Virginia parish to gospel singing in a Prince George's County mega-church.

HONG KONG — Communist Party cadres have filled meeting halls around China to hear a somber, secretive warning issued by senior leaders.

As the contestants hurried to dream up puns, pairs of (usually male) audience members were invited to the stage to sing the "Jeopardy" theme for ninety seconds at a time, often alighting upon the kind of strange and somber harmonies most often heard in Gregorian chant.

A new year should come with the promise of a fresh start, but a just released study examining the roles played by women working behind the scenes in the arts is singing the same somber tune we've heard again and again.

His smile engulfed me in hypnotic splendor, And the night urged its children to hush and Tuck themselves in so that they may hear the somber Scrapings of feet trapped in tango, shuffling up The alley with the man who wore my face for a mask.