Sentence examples for we're heard from inspiring English sources

"We're heard around the world," he said.

We're heard a lot about government paralysis, about a fear within ministries about making decisions?

"We have to make sure we're heard," he told Petersen's Hunting.

"We're heard from an awful lot of folks who, once they're sampled this series, are very interested in getting the rest of the shows," Mr. Baldwin said.

So that one day, hopefully soon, what we look like or where our parents are from won't colour what we say or how we're heard or even be a thing.

"Being nutmegged soon came to imply stupidity on the part of the duped victim and cleverness on the part of the trickster". Considering that so much of football's language dates from its formative years, that seems a better explanation for the word nutmeg than any we're heard before or since.

"We're hearing guns".

And we're hearing it.

All we're hearing is muffled screams.

We're hearing each other out".

We're hearing that a lot.