Sentence examples for standard heard from inspiring English sources

If neither loomed as a standard, heard out of context they demonstrated Mr. LaChiusa's under-appreciated talent for making music that serves the drama, instead of the reverse.

At the final curtain, the national anthem, reorchestrated to include a loud, defiant raspberry played on the trombone, provoked howls of derision while the cast took their curtain call to a fusillade of boos and contemptuous whistling, "the most raucous note of displeasure", pronounced the Evening Standard, "heard in the West End since the war".

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards heard that the interception of voicemail messages could have taken place in the newsrooms of both of the tabloids.

Milly Dowler's mother reacted with "euphoria" when she found that messages on her daughter's phone had been deleted, the Leveson inquiry into press standards heard.

The News of the World placed the couple under surveillance after Mr Cook made an appeal on Crimewatch in June 2002 for information about the 1987 murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan, the inquiry into press standards heard.

Earlier this month the Leveson Inquiry into press standards heard that Mr Fedorcio invited people from leading PR firms Bell Pottinger and Hanover to submit rival bids for the contract that was awarded to Mr Wallis.

The names of 28 News International employees appear in notebooks belonging to Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator who worked for the News of the World, the Leveson inquiry into press standards heard on its first day at London's high court.

The revelation comes on the day the Leveson inquiry into press standards heard from Ian Hurst, a former British army intelligence agent, who used to recruit and run agents within the IRA in Northern Ireland.

The Sunday Times has argued that the story was in the public interest and that this would provide a defence to any charges brought under the Data Protection Act for accessing personal details, the Leveson Inquiry into press standards heard Mr Witherow said the paper used a businessman called Barry Beardall to discover from a firm of solicitors how much Mr Brown paid for the flat.

An MP faces a local council standards hearing after an investigation found he had breached its code of conduct.

A standard hearing determines bail based largely on flight risk.