Sentence examples for which has heard from inspiring English sources

The family, which has heard the news of the death, gathers and talks into the night with the strange exhilaration that accompanies catastrophe.

That's where the sympathy eventually comes in, though it arrives a little late for the audience, which has heard just about enough from these kids by intermission.

Such a ruling may soon come from the Sixth Circuit, which has heard arguments in, but not yet decided, a group of same-sex marriage cases from Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky.

Ms. Gillibrand's staff, which has heard her name mangled on the floor of the House by fellow lawmakers during her tenure as a congresswoman from upstate New York, takes the slips in stride.

And Alexa, which has heard these commands daily, will tap into all that behavioral data and follow a hunch.

The House of Commons' justice committee, which had heard hundreds of witnesses on the issue, had yet to report.

So Ms. Fong-Jones eventually heard from her own insurance company, Commerce, which had heard about the accident from one of the plaintiffs' lawyers who eventually became involved.

The university administration, which had heard about the planned protest, sent several police officers to sit in my class for the day as a precautionary measure.

Fortunately for Mr. Hale, the blue jury, which had heard the same line from him half an hour before, was not in the courtroom to hear that.

Late last week, Mr. Doyne initially told ABC News, which had heard that he was boasting about a mole in the Bush camp, that he had not made such statements.

The other gift he was to give me was a song cycle which, having heard me sing in Snape, he promised to write.