Sentence examples for tv hearing from inspiring English sources

"We thought (the war) would never end," said 17-year Sally Saqallah, who says she spent the entire period of conflict at home, "watching tv, hearing the bombs drop every minute".

The Marley I knew is what I saw on TV, heard in clubs.

"You won't see it on TV, hear it on radio or read it in newspapers.

In spite of efforts to get accurate information, children tend to mix events they have experienced with those seen on TV, heard in a story or even introduced by others while questioning about the event.

She is currently the voice of luxury on Luxe TV, heard in over 100 countries around the world.

For the past week, it's all that Khaldoun Barghouti, a resident of Ramallah in the West Bank, has seen on TV, heard on the radio and read when he logs onto Facebook: Pope Francis is coming to town.

What do you see on TV, hear on the news, listen to on the radio, see on posters, billboards, and read in magazines that tell you to think, act or look a certain way?

It looked like proof that much more of what people saw on their TVs, heard on the radio and saw in the papers would, from now on, be built upwards from ordinary experience.

"I'm tired of seeing myself on the TV and hearing my name on the TV," Pierce said.

"You can't turn on your radio or TV without hearing the world is coming to an end".

Love that Angelina Jolie has been heard saying 'ay up me duck' live on TV! #EastMidlands Hearing Angelina Jolie saying "Ay up me duck" in a somewhat Derby accent is so surreal!