This was something I heard from many of the Knicks.
The coach noted that this was something he heard from a very small number of people.
"It's absolutely disgusting," Mr. Lozano-Hemmer said recently, not something frequently heard from, say, Picasso about his latest canvas.
In the midst of this busy life, he told me, he often reflects on something he heard from a professor when he was in seminary 40 years ago.
It is something rarely heard from a firm that is the focus of a government investigation: "Our cooperation is no longer unconditional".
For Ms. Laurie, a passing remark seemed a true description: "I loved something I heard from a woman who had seen the play.
Would a contender for the White House — or even the Zoning Board of Appeals — just blurt out something they heard from a stranger that could discourage parents from accepting vaccinations that could save their children's lives?
The next thing is usually a quote of the week — something I heard from one of our investors or maybe overheard from an employee — and then I have my snippets below that.
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Almost the last words of Ulrich's mother, as she lies in the hospital, reprise something she heard from a doctor: "A woman goes into a store and asks for six eggs.
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