Sentence examples for well hearing from inspiring English sources

What else was important about what was said that day? "Well, hearing me speak!" he said, breaking into a smile.

It's all very well hearing that Blair plays Simply Red's music when travelling, but you suspect Hucknall listens, gooey-eyed, to Blair's speeches in his own car.

Usually we are both relieved to share Shackleton's exchange of words to his mate, Frank Wild, when he arrived back to rescue his marooned crew from Elephant Island, shouting "Are you all well", hearing Wild's reply, "All safe, all well", to which Shackleton responded, "Thank God".

Indeed, as I was coming of age as a student and youth activist in the 1980s, and as a then-reporter with various Black newspapers in the New York City area, I remember well hearing their names mentioned often.

While most media critics can dissect direction, acting, writing, and cinematography very well, hearing from experts about their take on the reliability of the way their jobs are represented often gives me a newfound appreciation (or dislike) for the thing I'm watching.

The word ham, with all its connotations, swirls in one's mind when one is watching -- well, hearing, well, let's just say experiencing -- the inimitable Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel, who gave a solo recital at Carnegie Hall on Monday night.

You may well hear about this again.

We could well hear some complaints from employers' groups around this time next year.

Those who listen on Tuesday night may well hear a masterful orator-in-chief at the top of his game.

Britons may well hear promises of renewal from their leaders, Mr. Garton Ash wrote in The Guardian.

But less well heard were the cheers from the coal industry.