Sentence examples for was hearings from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of hear
Mr. Wills said his No. 1 annoyance was "hearings where nothing happens," and acknowledged that he was still learning to balance the needs of his district, where he estimates he spends 70 percent of his time, with those of City Hall, where he passes the rest.
The primary outcome of effectiveness was hearing-related function (Inner EAR) 6 months after the hearing aid fitting.
There have been hearings galore.
There must be hearings and committees.
There were hearings, petitions, and rumors of a teacher resignation.
During the summer there will be hearings in Anchorage and Washington.
A week earlier, there had been hearings there on the state of AIDS treatment in South Africa.
Throughout the spring of 1935 there were hearings before the committee on Patents.
"I doubt there will be hearings and there shouldn't be hearings," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, said on "Meet the Press".
There should have been hearings.
