Sentence examples for to give ear from inspiring English sources

Wherefore, beloved, be not tardy-may all in common not be tardy- to give ear to my request, and to that of thy fellow bishops, that thou do come to Worms at Pentecost; and that thou there, with the other princes, do listen to many things a few of which are mentioned in this letter; and that thou do show what is to be done.

One of the reasons the Fed was created in 1913 was to give ear to the concerns, such as they were, of the down-and-out farmers.

Be reasonable and avoid meaningless gossips.Try not to give ears to rumors.

But for those who want to lay eyes on and give ear to the composer of this hit, the place to be at 8 30 on Saturday night is Fez, (downstairs at the Time Cafe), 380 Lafayette Street, at Great Jones Street, in the East Village.

This the diviners declared to portend revolt and rebellion, for that the subjects would no longer give ear to the commands of their superiors.

Do not avert your eyes from the needy, give no one occasion to curse you; for if someone curses you in distress, his Maker will give ear to the imprecation.

Mr. Kay's "Give Ear to My Words, O Lord" conveyed a strangely Brahmsian quality, with its gentle use of dissonances and general murki ness, and his finale, an Alleluia, bounced along with mildly syn copated rhythms and contra puntal textures.

Hear the word of the Lord, You chieftains of Sodom; Give ear to our God's instruction, You folk of Gomorrah!

Verse - "All Christian men give ear a while to me,".

A New Ballad, to the tune of, Good People give ear, while a story I tell.. or, Packington's Pound.

Verse - "Give ear unto a maid,".