Sentence examples for which we listened from inspiring English sources

The wireless set on which I first heard the Goons was the same one on which we listened to royal funerals and Oxford and Cambridge boat races.

The one I enjoyed most was about birds, which we listened to when we were driving through the forests of Oregon.

In the 1970s, Monty Python existed for me and my brother solely on a single vinyl copy of Monty Python's Previous Record, which we listened to over and over again.

And no state is interested in reducing its revenue-raising capacity.When it came to the second term we put together a proposal for tax policy in which we listened to the trade unions, the leaders of the political parties, all the employer groups, who all were in agreement with it.

Most of us, in the 70's, had to resort to more hard-core hallucinogens to enter the "logical phase of madness" in which we listened to Mozart and understood, with crystalline brilliance, how the music "organizes the infinity of silence into the strict yet playful order of finitude".

There was a very long path to get to the final audio in the game, during which we listened to a lot of music that mixed lo-fi electronica with traditional instruments.

Already my son has violent songs and videos Bluetoothed to his mobile phone, which we listen to and discuss.

But why do we continue to read and anticipate a list that ultimately disappoints and doesn't reflect the hyper pace in which we listen to music in 2015?

And if our interest in his homosexuality forms part of the filter through which we listen, then it would seem that an investigation into this area would be appropriate".

But really, as in the Jagdquartett, what Widmann is doing is revealing the fissures and cracks in the original pieces, asking us to hear Beethoven with the same sense of thrill and novelty with which we listen to new music.

"The mobile devices on which we listen to, work on and view our digital content on are proliferating, giving us new freedoms while at the same time creating practical realities – you just can't take all of your content with you, and you're left with constantly reorganizing your stuff to make more room.