Sentence examples for which will listen from inspiring English sources

We know which ones weep in frustration over a setback, which will listen to verbal instructions and which need to be shown, and which just need to be allowed to make their own mistakes.

"I trust that it [the review] comes to a landing which will listen to the views and aspirations of the mums and dads of Australia who, when they get the opportunity, vote with their feet and don't want their schools participating," Abetz told ABC TV.

The other venture is a static lander called InSight, which will listen for "Marsquakes" to improve our knowledge of the planet's interior.

This is especially true if your computer, smartphone, or tablet has a microphone and can utilize software-based chromatic tuning which will listen to each string as you play it and tell you when its in tune.

Gallery-goers are to camp out for the night, during which they will listen to lectures and watch films and performance art.

Museum free, Halloween party £3.50pp, booking essential, museumwales.ac.uk/roman The Big Draw on Wednesday and Thursday will see more than 1,000 arty events around the country, including Musicadoodle-Do in Birmingham, at which families will listen to live music from the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, and then create a drawing in response.

At this point you will get quality MP3s to which you will listen and probably enjoy: step 1 is in action, that's also when step 2 should kick in.

This can include timer values such as a sleep interval during which the RN completely shuts down its transceiver, and also on-duration periods during which the RN will listen on a common control channel such as a paging channel to determine if the donor eNB is trying to reactivate it.

The reader query to tag consists of, among other things, the frame size or number of slots for which the reader will listen for tag responses.

Piki is not the service on which you'll listen to Lady Gaga's latest album.

In my playlist, I typically have something fairly low-key like "Crosses" by Jose Gonzalez, which I'll listen to because it's super chill.