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- I wish you could hear yourself talking.
- Just hear me out.
- It was nice to hear English spoken without a Spanish accent.
- She stopped, straining to hear the conversation.
- They can hear a pin drop.Advertisement
- Before you all agree, hear me out.
- I didn't hear him return.
- Okay, I guess I can hear you out.
- Okay. I don't hear any deal breakers so far.
- I could almost hear the smile in his voice.Advertisement
- It was probably the last thing he expected to hear, and yet, he knew it was true.
- My parents were delighted to hear me speak, and I was overjoyed to give them such a happy surprise.
- Would she have been able to hear his conversation behind a closed door?
- "I don't hear anything," she whispered.
- He did not hear her soft breathing as she stood over him and watched him finish the wonderful drawing.Advertisement
- That is good to hear, son.
- I'm hoping that's Jerry, and I don't want him to hear you two fighting in the background.
- I'm glad to hear that.
- There it is again, do you hear? said he, pointing in the direction whence came the sounds of firing.
- She wanted to hate Bordeaux for what he had done, but like a shameless hussy, she still longed to hear his voice - feel his touch.Advertisement
- Yes, I was as eager as the others to hear results, but my mind shifted to the practical.
- You can almost hear the champagne corks popping.
- I am very much delighted to hear of your new acquisition--that you "talk with your mouth" as well as with your fingers.
- I couldn't help but hear you two last night.
- I could hear birds chirping and earlier, the woman humming.Advertisement
- When they reached the Myasnitski Street and could no longer hear the shouts of the mob, the count began to repent.
- If they all hadn't been so close, she would have thought he didn't hear the question.
- I hear all the tip.
- More than likely Alex didn't want to hear any more about danger, though.
- Carmen could hear her crying all the way down the hall to the elevator.Advertisement
- Adrienne didn't see or hear from Brandon again until Friday, when he showed up unexpectedly and started packing clothes.
- It comforted him to hear these arguments.
- I could hear her take a deep breath.
- I reasoned that if I could show how poverty will end, then of course hunger would end as well—how many rich people do you hear about going hungry?
- "I hear," Dron answered without lifting his eyes.Advertisement
- When you hear you have a son, you feel responsible - yes?
- She could almost hear his gravely voice...
- The rest of us followed and we could hear Howie retching in the bathroom.
- He could hear its footsteps.
- Can you hear the apparatus?Advertisement
- Go and get my kitten, please, Jellia, and we'll hear what she has to say about it.
- I know you want to hear how I like my school.
- Methinks I hear them barking behind the Peterboro' Hills, or panting up the western slope of the Green Mountains.
- He could only hear and see.
- On the contrary, I didn't even hear it.Advertisement
- God, you ought to hear him moaning in his sleep!
- We hear of treatments that work some percent of the time or we hear phrases like, "They are not responding to treatment."
- So many autumn, ay, and winter days, spent outside the town, trying to hear what was in the wind, to hear and carry it express!
- "Mais charmante!" said he, evidently referring to Natasha, who did not exactly hear his words but understood them from the movement of his lips.
- I hear you have made peace with Turkey?Advertisement
- I did hear something squealing in the garden.
- When Morino rode far enough ahead so that he couldn't hear their conversation, Carmen finally spoke to Alex.
- "You're the only one who can hear the buzz," Quinn answered defensively.
- We could hear Quinn's sigh.
- He could hear its heavy breathing.
- I hear the trumpets now.
- I do not wonder you were surprised to hear that I was going to write something for the report.
- He was deaf and did not hear Prince Andrew ride up.
- Without waiting to hear him out, Prince Andrew asked:
- He did not see and did not hear how they shot the prisoners who lagged behind, though more than a hundred perished in that way.
- I guess it was storming so bad that they didn't see or hear the train.
- Did you hear anything about Pete and the guys?
- From what I hear, he's pretty... frugal; I guess would be the best word.
- Maybe one of them is like those mushrooms you hear about that book you on a psychedelic vacation.
- "That's good to hear," I said.
- If they hear of this, will they let it pass?
- I want to hear and understand my benefactor's words.
- Martha was anxious to hear about the outcome of the Georgia abduction as I'd not phoned her with the results.
- The teachers at the Wright-Humason School were always planning how they might give the pupils every advantage that those who hear enjoy--how they might make much of few tendencies and passive memories in the cases of the little ones--and lead them out of the cramping circumstances in which their lives were set.
- How could they--they can see and hear, and I suppose they could not understand matters from my point of view....
- The morning wind forever blows, the poem of creation is uninterrupted; but few are the ears that hear it.
- If we are really dying, let us hear the rattle in our throats and feel cold in the extremities; if we are alive, let us go about our business.
- I hear he has come on some inspection business, remarked the visitor.
- Whenever I look at my watch and its hands point to ten, I hear the bells of the neighboring church; but because the bells begin to ring when the hands of the clock reach ten, I have no right to assume that the movement of the bells is caused by the position of the hands of the watch.
- I was so glad to hear of your safety.
- They usually run when they hear you coming.
- You don't hear that much any more.
- I hear they're jumping into the boat up north.
- When he reached Scotland everybody was eager to hear him tell of his adventures, and he soon found himself famous.
- It must be written down so that people in other places and in other times may hear it read and sung.
- And my dear father, how he would like to hear about our journey!
- I am not blind any longer, for I see with your eyes and hear with your ears.
- But I know you want to hear about my examinations.
- We could hear the yells of the boys and the cheers of the lookers-on as plainly in our room as if we had been on the field.
- If she could see and hear, I suppose she would get rid of her superfluous energy in ways which would not, perhaps, tax her brain so much, although I suspect that the ordinary child takes his play pretty seriously.
- I can't believe that the colour-impressions she received during the year and a half she could see and hear are entirely lost.
- Their language is the memory of the language they hear spoken in their homes.
- What the Roman and Grecian multitude could not hear, after the lapse of ages a few scholars read, and a few scholars only are still reading it.
- As the sparrow had its trill, sitting on the hickory before my door, so had I my chuckle or suppressed warble which he might hear out of my nest.
- It was worth the while to see the sun shine on these things, and hear the free wind blow on them; so much more interesting most familiar objects look out of doors than in the house.
- Or perchance, at evening, I hear him in his stable blowing off the superfluous energy of the day, that he may calm his nerves and cool his liver and brain for a few hours of iron slumber.
- In my house we were so near that we could not begin to hear--we could not speak low enough to be heard; as when you throw two stones into calm water so near that they break each other's undulations.
- It is said that when hatched by a hen they will directly disperse on some alarm, and so are lost, for they never hear the mother's call which gathers them again.
- I could commonly hear the splash of the water when he came up, and so also detected him.
- I had read of the potter's clay and wheel in Scripture, but it had never occurred to me that the pots we use were not such as had come down unbroken from those days, or grown on trees like gourds somewhere, and I was pleased to hear that so fictile an art was ever practiced in my neighborhood.
- "They pretend," as I hear, "that the verses of Kabir have four different senses; illusion, spirit, intellect, and the exoteric doctrine of the Vedas"; but in this part of the world it is considered a ground for complaint if a man's writings admit of more than one interpretation.
- "I hear they are expected very soon," said Pierre.
- He had gone to Petersburg, but Prince Andrew was glad to hear this.
- How does God above look at them and hear them? exclaimed Prince Andrew in a shrill, piercing voice.
- I sent to ask for news, and hear that she is a little better.
- He liked to hear the folk tales one of the soldiers used to tell of an evening (they were always the same), but most of all he liked to hear stories of real life.
- Here and now for the first time he fully appreciated the enjoyment of eating when he wanted to eat, drinking when he wanted to drink, sleeping when he wanted to sleep, of warmth when he was cold, of talking to a fellow man when he wished to talk and to hear a human voice.
- "Do you hear?" he asked.
- He could hear shooting ahead of him.
- She pushed him back, speaking as firmly as she could without talking loud enough for the children to hear.
- We're probably all a little hypocritical at times - and we're all sinners, so I hear.
- Even the ambulance siren was hard to hear.
- You answer me, but you don't hear me.
- If things get too hot, call me - collect, you hear?
- He continued as if he didn't hear.
- I'm sure he meant well, but his lecture wasn't what Howie, and to a lesser extent Betsy, wanted to hear.
- I could hear a glass clink and there was a pause.
- My wife refused to hear my recorded conversation until we gathered the group the following weekend.
- She snuggled close, her ear close enough to hear.
- I could hear she was crying.
- I felt I owed it to Howie to at least hear her out.
- No. She's sleeping but I'm sure she'd be willing to hear what's troubling you.
- I could hear Claire complaining loudly in the background.
- No. Not unless you want to talk to yourself while I prop up a zombie who won't hear a word you're saying.
- Jule wasn't lucky enough for the creature on the main floor not to hear.
- I would have paid for that, but you wouldn't hear of it.
- You'll never hear those words again.
- Only a couple of days later we hear all hell's broken loose 'cause something ain't where it's supposed to be.
- He could probably hear her stomach growling.
- It wasn't the kind of information she wanted to hear at the moment either.
- I asked her if she wanted some coffee with sugar, but she didn't hear the word with.
- At night when I wake up and hear you breathing, I feel safe.
- Below they could hear water running over stones in the creek.
- Warmth crawled up her neck and she glanced around to see if anyone was close enough to hear.
- I wish I could hear him laugh, see that adoring look in his eyes again.
- I don't want to hear any more of this nonsense about magic.
- The next morning at church, Carmen said something to Alex and he leaned down to hear her answer.
- It was nice to hear the old conviction in that deep warm voice.
- She could hear Lori talking to the trooper, and then they came into the house.
- She said the words she knew he wanted to hear.
- I never thought I'd hear you say something like that!
- "I want to hear you say it," he insisted, joining her at the window.
- Jenn asked, not expecting to hear the soft voice.
- I hear your blood is the sweetest of all.
- He spoke loudly enough for even those in the back row to hear.
- Taran strained to hear his response.
- He released her and leaned forward to hear her over the bellowing crowd.
- If they fail, I will hear before morning.
- I was afraid you would miss it all, but I was glad to hear you decided to spend a little more time with your father.
- It was a relief to hear people commenting on how nice the room looked.
- It was impossible to hear what he was saying with so many people speaking.
- Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere.
- Did you ever hear of King Charles the Twelfth, of Sweden?
- One summer he went over the sea to Italy; for his name was well known there, and many people wished to hear him sing.
- The sailors agreed; for they were anxious to hear the musician whose songs were famous all over the world.
- It was so close to the sea that those who lived in it could hear the waves forever beating against the shore.
- You will be glad to hear that Tommy has a kind lady to teach him, and that he is a pretty, active little fellow.
- Need I tell you that I was more than delighted to hear that you are really interested in the "tea"?
- Teacher and I are always delighted to hear from you.
- Think what a joy it would be to all of my friends to hear me speak naturally!!
- You will be glad to hear that I passed my examinations successfully.
- You will be glad to hear that I enjoy Mathematics now.
- You will be glad to hear that the books from England are coming now.
- It gives me great pleasure to hear how much is being done for the deaf-blind.
- You will be glad to hear that my mother, and little sister and brother are coming north to spend this summer with me.
- I was much surprised to hear all this; for I judged from your letters that Katie was a very precocious girl....
- You will be glad to hear that my experiment is working out finely.
- It seems as if a child who could see and hear until her nineteenth month must retain some of her first impressions, though ever so faintly.
- All present were astonished when she appeared not only to hear a whistle, but also an ordinary tone of voice.
- The only way is to hear it, especially in a language like English which is so full of unspellable, suppressed vowels and quasi-vowels.
- Other people say they have no success in making Miss Keller "hear" them.
- I shall love to hear of her reception of the book and how she likes the stories which are new to her.
- I believe it is raining; I certainly hear the falling drops.
- Thus it is that any child may be taught to use correct English by not being allowed to read or hear any other kind.
- Soon even my childish voice was stilled, because I had ceased to hear any sound.
- There are also rare and beautiful moments when I see and hear in Dreamland.
- He had never seen such a dull and out-of-the-way place; the folks were all gone off; why, you couldn't even hear the whistle!
- To walk in a winter morning in a wood where these birds abounded, their native woods, and hear the wild cockerels crow on the trees, clear and shrill for miles over the resounding earth, drowning the feebler notes of other birds--think of it!
- I hear a rustling of the leaves.
- Prince Andrew shrugged his shoulders and frowned, as lovers of music do when they hear a false note.
- "Remember this, Prince Andrew, if they kill you it will hurt me, your old father..." he paused unexpectedly, and then in a querulous voice suddenly shrieked: "but if I hear that you have not behaved like a son of Nicholas Bolkonski, I shall be ashamed!"
- Rostov was horrified to hear later that of all that mass of huge and handsome men, of all those brilliant, rich youths, officers and cadets, who had galloped past him on their thousand-ruble horses, only eighteen were left after the charge.
- He said something more, but Rostov did not wait to hear it and rode away.
- If what we hear is true, it is dreadful.
- Did you hear of the last event at the review in Petersburg?
- I won't hear a word.
- "Do you hear what I am saying or not?" she added.
- He doesn't understand, so I must explain it, and he must hear me out, thought the old prince.
- Pierre stood rather far off and could not hear all that the Emperor said.
- At these words Alpatych nodded as if in approval, and not wishing to hear more went to the door of the room opposite the innkeeper's, where he had left his purchases.
- "I hear that their affairs are in a very bad way," said Julie.
- He seemed still to hear the sound of his own words: Cut him down!
- To return to your ladies--I hear they are lovely.
- While you dine you can view the latest sports game or hear a local live band play.
- I was anxious to hear about the meeting between the two women but I didn't want to ask in front of the child.
- Betsy looked at her, as if wanting to hear more.
- I could hear the sound of a baby breathing coming from a monitor on the coffee table.
- Both were as anxious as I to hear the results of Howie's attempt to visit the Vermont bike-riding peeping Tom.
- It was the worse news I could hear.
- Good to hear from you, buddy.
- Martha's only comment was that it was nice to hear at least one piece of good news.
- I could hear the baby crying the background.
- "I'll pick up a throwaway phone," he said, but didn't indicate when I'd hear from him.
- I could hear Molly returning so Betsy offered no rebuttal.
- I wanted to say the entire French Foreign hiding in the other room but before I could speak, we both could barely hear a voice.
- That's possible but I can't wait to hear what your buddy Howie has to say about it.
- I waited to hear John Luke Grasso, and steeled myself to pretend I didn't recognize the name.
- Soon the place is swarmed with siren screaming representatives of the law enforcement community, and I hear a gunshot!
- I could hear a sob and he blew his nose.
- I truly felt I'd hear from Martha again.
- I could hear him discussing the vehicle with a woman in the outer room.
- It was the last description of Howie Abbott I expected to hear.
- I felt compelled to follow but I wanted to hear more.
- Jackson must have thought I didn't hear him because he repeated what he'd said.
- I could hear confusion and hurried voices in the background and someone yelled, 'they're here, come on'.
- I could yell my lungs raw and not a soul could hear.
- The barn was far enough from the house so he would not hear our hammering.
- You hear his body speak of the death in him?
- "Sorry to hear about your split," she managed.
- No sooner had he opened his eyes than he heard the voice he least wanted to hear.
- Someone beat on the door across the hall loud enough for Bianca to hear over the TV and sporadic thunder.
- She was too far to hear them talk.
- They circled each other, and Jule waited to hear the sound of a car staring in the garage.
- Jule prepared himself, pleased to hear the sound of a car starting in the garage.
- I hear it in your voice.
- I hear they make a mean stew.
- Jenn waited until he was far enough ahead that he wouldn't hear her before she trailed.
- A couple of them were talking quietly, but she didn't hear them, instead unable to fathom that anyone would find her life worth protecting after her father hadn't.
- Dusty, can you hear me?
- How many people lived to hear they'd died?
- She didn't hear him approach.
- The voices were not happy, and she was surprised to hear one of them.
- Damian's gaze turned to the door to the bedroom, and she ducked back, remembering he could hear her thoughts.
- Not wanting to be around to hear Claire get her way, Sofia climbed onto the edge of Damian's balcony and stretched upward toward the ledge running around the mansion.
- His mind was closed, his home videos playing too faintly for her to hear.
- "It is different, but you'll never hear such neat accounts of history as you will from these guys," Linda stated.
- If he were like his brother, he would hear her thoughts.
- The men fell into silence, and she sensed the silent communications she couldn't hear.
- I want you to accept that you belong here, and I want to hear the words.
- I want to hear it out loud.
- At any minute, she'd hear him tear them apart and then, she'd freak out.
- It'd be nice to hear you wish you hadn't almost killed me.
- I'm really glad to hear it.
- It was difficult to hear how easily he'd evaluated and cornered her to get her to Hell.
- I was able to hear when he lied.
- Harmony bent over her, saying something Deidre wasn't able to hear.
- "Martha!" he yelled over his shoulder, knowing the young girl would hear in the next room.
- Besides, you've got too much on your minds— running for sheriff, little Martha leaving and all—you don't need to hear about the ghosts in my closet.
- Some said he was talking about a job down in the Norfolk shipyard where there was work with the war coming on and all, but after a time, when Ma didn't hear, we just sort of forgot about him.
- It's good to hear you were the responsible one.
- Dean could hear Randy taking a deep breath.
- Cynthia was super pleased to hear her son's voice, but her mood changed abruptly when he blurted out the news.
- Dean could hear the sound of Cynthia crying and then the click as she hung up the extension.
- Can we at least convey a message that we'd like to hear from her?
- Let's hear your reasoning—then I'll tell you mine.
- If the name Dawkins is involved, I can't hear it, but just slide around the names.
- Just tell me what happened and I'll decide what I shouldn't hear.
- Do you want to hear the sugar-coated-whipped-cream-on-top version or the truth?
- Fred's quick enough to hear what I have to say, but tight-lipped as a smart fish about anything he knows.
- I could hear other people in the background.
- From what I hear, it's not worth enough to go through all this hassle.
- Dean answered it and was delighted to hear Martha's voice.
- Cynthia scrunched close to Dean's ear, trying to hear the conversation, and offered a word or two as well.
- He could still hear her stifled sobs as he cautiously moved down the slope, wedging his foot against rocks and small vegetation for purchase.
- He said it out loud, but there was no one close enough to hear.
- There's 'Fitzgerald for Sheriff' signs up and down the highway and I hear tell he bought a big ad in the Plain Dealer.
- Dean was anxious to not hear about the Hutchins clan but in politeness let the conversation drift a while before he interrupted.
- There's lots of greedy flatlanders who hear what they want to hear.
- The Deans couldn't hear the conversation but assumed it was one more lady in waiting for the senior Prince Charming's favor.
- That's not the reaction I thought I'd hear.
- I know what you're thinking, but hear me out.
- Dean was more than pleased to hear his old friend's voice.
- The word is Fitzgerald is out of action—all hush-hush—called back to Denver, I hear.
- I was sorry to hear about your kid, Martha.
- I hear you're doing pretty well in spite of getting your head knocked off at the debate.
- "I hear you got the kid back," Lydia said as he opened the passenger side door and slid in beside her.
- It would have been interesting to hear Ralph's side of what happened in 1941.
- Soft voices drew her attention to the doorway, where she was able to hear but not see Cora behind the massive frame of Gabriel.
- I just want to hear it again, he said.
- The words were hard for him to hear.
- Darkyn appeared unwelcoming as usual, his frame rigid and his growl loud enough for Gabriel to hear.
- Then he exited the room as quietly as possible, leaving the door open so they would hear if she woke in the night.
- A week passed without word from Lori... at least Carmen didn't hear from her.
- Remember, being unconscious doesn't mean he can't hear what you say.
- Of course, he could hear.
- That night she woke to hear him moaning.
- She thought about telling Alex, but he was in no mood to hear about ghosts in the dark.
- It is good to hear your voice again.
- You didn't hear what I said.
- You didn't hear it from me.
- She didn't hear him approach, but he sounded close.
- He issued a quick order Gabe couldn't hear through the blood pounding in his head.
- That was part of it, I hear.
- He'd never thought he'd hear himself admit it to any woman who became his mate, especially not to her.
- Lovely to hear from you, especially today.
- I'm sorry to hear it, Wynn.
- "I want to hear you say it," he said.
- I want to hear the woman who lives by the motto of no apologies, no regrets, who told me once that her own soul searching taught her to live, doesn't want my help turning that three months into eternity.
- "She's gotta hear it from you, Andre," he said at last, stepping out from front of her.
- "I think she should hear it from Wynn," Andre said in clear disapproval.
- When you hear what he has to tell you, you'll wish I had, Deidre.
- If you can hear me, give me a sign.
- Darling, did you hear me?
- Rhyn never expected to hear these words from the death dealer, who needed nothing from anyone.
- She listened to his rant, peppered with language no kid Toby's age should hear.
- "Oh, hon, I'm sorry to hear that," her sis said in a distracted tone that said she really didn't care.
- Don't want to hear it.
- "Stop it!" she hissed at him, suspecting he'd hear her, even if he was one of those in attendance at the soiree.
- She never thought she'd want to hear the monster's voice.
- I hear you're immune to magic.
- Rhyn, you hear that?
- Katie exclaimed, never as happy as that moment to hear Hannah's voice.
- Can you hear me? she called, feeling foolish when nothing happened.
- You hear about Andre?
- She didn't hear his silent step.
- "I couldn't believe you wouldn't want your life back and wanted to hear it from you," he replied, facing her.
- His voice grew hushed, as if the all-important guests behind each door might hear him.
- Hannah sat and began talking about Paris again to an audience eager to hear her.
- Hannah shook herself visibly and said, I didn't hear you come in last night.
- "I want to hear you say why," she ordered.
- Toby giggled, and she glanced at him, afraid Rhyn was going to dive headfirst into a discussion Toby shouldn.t hear.
- She didn.t hear Kris draw abreast until the man stood at her side, staring at the gorgeous woman approaching.
- Hannah looked again to the host, who pretended not to hear despite being less than two feet away.
- He didn.t stay to hear the splash this time but walked through the shadow world toward the only portal that glowed black, the portal to Hell.
- Did you hear I found Sasha?
- The whites of Jade.s eyes were visible before they drew near enough to hear his muffled shouts.
- She couldn't help wondering if Evelyn really understood that going to his home country would mean she'd hear this kind of nonsense all the time.
- He had a feeling Kisolm, the crown prince of Qatwal, would not even hear him out but would view his attempt to barter peace as a sign of weakness and keep him as a trophy.
- It's not going to be easy for you to take, but hear me out, okay?
- Evelyn's words were too quiet for Kiera to hear.
- The battles were silent, the swords clashing without the clang of steel she expected to hear.
- His weren't the words she expected to hear.
- She couldn't survive if anything happened, and every Yirkin warrior on the planet would be looking for her, once they hear she exists.
- She couldn't hear the quiet discussions but saw Mansr at the front, speaking to A'Ran.
- I am pleased to hear from you.
- She'd never thought she'd ever hear A'Ran's voice again, let alone see him!
- She made sure the door was ajar so that she could hear what was going on inside the room.
- I hear sounds in the night, and get strange feelings sometimes.
- You folks don't hear 'em 'cause you sleep down here, but upstairs is different.
- I'd start to worry if I didn't hear strange noises.
- "I think I'd like to hear the details," Dean said between bites of pie.
- She would apologize to him personally and in the future at least place the alarm under a pillow so only she would hear it.
- It always makes me cry when I hear that letter.
- Far off in the distance, Dean could again hear the ringing of Gladys Turnbull's alarm but he paid it no attention.
- I kept thinking I could hear an alarm clock.
- The sheriff came and laughed at something one of the men said as she lay there and it made me cry to hear him.
- It was as if Edith didn't hear a word that was said.
- It was his turn to hear measured breathing beside him as Cynthia drifted off to sleep.
- But then, in the quietness of the night, he began to hear beyond the door, the muffled but clear sounds of lovemaking.
- Piano George said they lost two fine black horses that slipped on the ice of the Sneffles road and I could hear the men talking loudly about it.
- They say ice climbing is a dangerous sport, so remember you all, be careful out there, you hear?
- I hear he had a boy who drowned.
- From what I hear, one ex-guest doesn't have any more welfare and the welfare of the rest of the group can wait until morning.
- He ambled out of the room, but Dean didn't hear the front door close and assumed he was an earshot away in the hall.
- I'll keep you posted on what I hear.
- I been peeking out the door when I hear someone coming down stairs.
- You'll never even hear him scream when I cut his balls off.
- The rope was taut with his evil weight and she could hear his movements as he carefully climbed down the sheer wall to his ice-bound lair below.
- I'd like to hear Donnie's side of the story about the drowning of Shipton's son, too.
- Dean couldn't hear what she said, but the boy gave her a hug and gestured to Martha who had hurried ahead to where Dean remained standing on the porch.
- Donnie blushed and Martha pretended she didn't hear so it was up to Dean to introduce her.
- He could hear the strains of some lost cowboy lover coming from Fred's room, a sure sign the door to the old man's room was open.
- I hear they stunt your growth.
- Cynthia said as she joined the group, absent Martha, who Dean could hear opening drawers and unpacking in her new room.
- Any time anyone tries to raise the subject to Donnie, he just turns away and acts as if he didn't hear the question.
- I even hear from the grapevine, there's some question she was pregnant.
- Yeah, but I hear it didn't report anything except she wasn't a druggie and was sober.
- He could hear the smile in her voice.
- He could hear her weeping, so entered and sat next to her on the bed.
- Jackson could hear the worry in her voice.
- He waited to hear an engine start, ready to pounce.
- Jackson stood close enough to hear both sides of the conversation.
- I can't wait to hear about his date.
- Sarah said, "Listen, can you hear that?"
- Jackson pretended to whisper, but said loud enough for anyone to hear, Messy divorce.
- Sarah had left her door open so Jackson could hear fairly well.
- Wouldn't you like to hear him Elisabeth?
- She could see Jackson didn't want to play, but she really wanted to hear him, had a feeling Sarah would win in the end.
- Jackson stood close enough to hear the conversation, and as soon as the moron committed to buy a watercolor; he approached Elisabeth, put his arms around her and said, Darling, the caterer needs to see you for a minute.
- No, it's not really a problem, and I'd much rather hear your story.
- All I'm saying, is maybe you should hear her out.
- Oh, Mr. Jackson, I hear you're not feeling well.
- Jackson could hear everything and shook his head, laughing.
- Elisabeth told her about Sarah and how they would never hear the end of it if she knew what had happened here.
- I want to hear that tomorrow.
- Please, hear me out.
- Let's go hear about it.
- Elisabeth could hear the music playing; it sounded dark and melancholy.
- I'm leaving now and I don't want to hear another word out of your mouth.
- Jackson could hear both sides of the conversation.
- We can barely hear them.
- You need to respect that, because the next time you throw one of your petulant hissy fits, I swear to God, I will install so much sound proofing in this room, you will never hear another note.
- I hear a heartbeat.
- The last thing she wanted to hear this morning was how poor little Alex had been jilted at the altar.
- Twenty five, I hear.
- Did you hear me?
- If he was getting ready to make an indecent proposal, she didn't want Katie to hear the squelching reply she had planned.
- "I never thought I'd hear you say that," she retorted dryly, and then realized she had nothing on but the thin hospital gown.
- Sure, but I want to hear it from your lips.
- That's what I've been waiting to hear.
- It was going to be nice to hear him every morning.
- She waited breathlessly, straining to hear the least noise.
- His name is Alex, and I don't want to hear you call him stud again.
- Pleased to hear from the Guardian, she found herself smiling.
- "Didn't you ever hear your grandparents tell stories about how they met and got married?" she pursued.
- Elise's news of the PMF fighting alongside her forces wasn't something Lana expected to hear.
- If I hear this nonsense again, I'll send you outside the walls to deal with this mess personally.
- Lana reached Arnie and spoke to him too quietly to hear.
- You hear about the Peak?
- I'm happy to hear she's okay.
- She wished to talk to Guardian again, to hear his take on the world.
- "Hey, Elise," Dan said, tapping the button behind his hear to access his personal net.
- For all we know, the reports we hear are false and the whole country is like this.
- I'm sorry to hear that.
- Even hearing his voice, she couldn't help thinking she'd heard him because she wanted to hear his voice again, not because she actually had.
- Lana lay down, relieved to hear his voice again.
- This will all be worth it to hear you say you were wrong about something, and I was right.
- His teeth were grinding loudly enough for her to hear, and his face was ashen and drawn in a look of pain. He couldn't answer – that much she discerned at the rippling muscles of his clenched jaw.
- Rhyn crept carefully through the demon scouts positioned throughout the forest surrounding the castle. The demons wore the Dark One's uniform of all black with waterproof cloaks and hoods. The demon side of him rendered his presence similar enough to a full-demon's that the others wouldn't be alarmed. He sized up each demon he passed, until he found one who appeared to be his size. The creature didn't hear his soft step, and the snapping of the demon's neck was the only other sound in the falling rain.
- "That's what I hear," Ully said.
- Katie started in the direction of the woman's voice. She stumbled over fallen, slick wood and brambles she couldn't see. Whatever magic that had cleared a path for her was gone. She struggled through the jungle before calling out, "Can you hear me? I can't see much. You'll have to say something, so I can find you."
- Instinct and fury blinded him. He felt the dagger sink into flesh and struck again, only to find himself flying backwards through the air. Rhyn shouted something at him, but Kris couldn't hear him, not with the memory of both Lilith and Hannah dying.
- Rhyn stopped in place. He'd never thought he'd hear her voice again, and he couldn't remember the last time he'd heard anything that stopped his world in place. He turned to see Katie supporting Hannah as they entered the Sanctuary courtyard. Katie wore simple jeans and a t-shirt. Her dark curls cascaded down her shoulders, and her face glowed. Her bright eyes locked on his. She stopped too far away for his comfort, struggling to support her sister.
- You hear from her?
- I could hear footsteps and then the door swung open.
- Were you surprised to hear he'd gone swimming—out to the beach alone at midnight?
- Mrs. Wassermann wants to hear from someone first thing.
- I hear Jake's got a new employer in Philly.
- To hear him tell, Norfolk was God's chosen paradise.
- I'd like to hear how much Byrne had to drink.
- Whatever Vinnie was babbling about sounded like the last thing in the world Dean wanted to get involved with, but he had no choice but to at least hear out the terrified man.
- He considered taking Vinnie to jail for safekeeping, but the petrified man wouldn't hear of it.
- Unless I hear it from the other person.
- Don't condemn him before you hear the evidence.
- You all come back, you hear.
- You could hear everything.
- His room was on the far side—away from the bed, so we couldn't hear as well as the other.
- "Nice to see you," Dean said, waiting to hear the real reason for Rudman's visit.
- "Let's hear it again," said Winston with a sigh.
- I could hear it before I'd get to the front door.
- Can't hear much with a towel over your head.
- Sorry to hear about your house being hassled.
- To tell the truth, I didn't think I'd ever hear from him.
- I want to hear from your mouth your being here has nothing to do with Vinnie Baratto.
- We didn't hear nothing and Phil got sick of waiting—he was next—so he went out and looked.
- At first he wouldn't answer the door but I could hear his wife bawling so I kept knocking 'til he came.
- Ethel yelled into the phone, loud enough for Tom DeLeo to hear at the next desk.
- "Listen," said Dean, with a handkerchief in front of the mouthpiece, "I hear you're looking for Jeffrey Byrne."
- When he reached her vehicle, he could hear her anguished sobs through the closed windows.
- It was the question Dean didn't want to hear.
- When I hear from him, I'll give him your phone number.
- Dean could hear the smile in his voice, as if he was pleased.
- Dean could hear him jump up and he felt the left handcuff being unfastened and a key being pressed into his hand.
- Dean could hear Burgess feeling around the nightstand.
- But it was nice to hear it—the nicest words she'd ever spoken.
- He really relates to horses, and I hear his riding skills are very good.
- I hear he plans to get two of everything.
- Hopefully Alex would hear it and unplug his computer.
- When she didn't hear Darian drop behind her, she turned.
- She sidled up to him one last time, pausing close enough to hear him breathing.
- He's normal now, I hear.
- "I hear a Jenn-like lecture approaching," she said and crossed her arms as she faced him.
- If Alex had been where he could hear that for the second time tonight, it probably would have bothered him.
- I thought the creek was close, but I don't hear it.
- He nodded, apparently still waiting to hear the rest of the story.
- If it had not been for the fact that he was speaking so distinctly, she probably wouldn't have been able to hear the translation.
- Josh had a dog – but then, he wouldn't want to hear about Josh.
- In any case, don't let your father hear you talking like that.
- What's this I hear about you taking a vacation?
- Too bad Denton didn't hear that - even if it did come from the lips of a child.
- Dad would tell Mom what she wanted to hear and then do exactly as he pleased.
- She could hear Keaton moving around the house and opening the front door.
- I'm glad to hear it.
- That was what he was wanting to hear about, anyway.
- Afraid he would hear the disappointment in her voice.
- Don't believe everything you hear - especially from outsiders.
- He said you needed some space to grow, but when he didn't hear from you for a week he started getting worried.
- Could he hear her heart beat?
- You tried to tell me you weren't interested in a serious relationship, but I didn't want to hear it.
- There are three little words I'd like to hear from you before we go any further.
- He was able to see, hear, smell and predict the actions of those around him.
- Sometimes, he could even hear the thoughts of others.
- He was able to hear thoughts and manipulate minds in addition to brute strength that allowed him to tear men in two with no effort.
- Jessi was relieved to hear the girl's exasperated sigh.
- He was within range to hear her thoughts; all he heard was the girl's.
- She hugged the girl and fluttered kisses across her features, until the teen protested loudly enough for Xander to hear.
- Or hear her or smell her or sense her, unless she's standing within three feet of me, Xander said in irritation.
- A word to the wise: She's expecting to hear from April, not Jessi.
- "Really?" she demanded quietly enough that those in the nearby living area couldn't hear.
- He wasn't able to hear her thoughts, but he felt what she did.
- She didn't hear Xander moving around anywhere.
- I didn't hear you come in.
- Maybe it was her gaze, too direct to be friendly, or the fact Jessi didn't hear the newcomer enter.
- Ashley was giggling at their exchange while Brandon pretended like he didn't hear.
- She waited to hear more.
- I didn't understand why I had to do it, until you told me that you couldn't hear my thoughts.
- Her whisper was almost too quiet for him to hear.
- You wanna remind your friend I have a means of contacting Jonny and he's expecting to hear from me?
- Her heartbeat seemed too loud in her ears, and she hoped he wasn't able to hear as well as Xander seemed to.
- He didn't like seeing her vulnerable like this; he wanted to hear her sharp tongue and watch her face turn pink when he looked at her too long or provoked her.
- He wanted to hear her whisper his name after they made love and flutter soft kisses with her full lips across his face, the way she had the other night.
- I want to hear yours.
- We hear nothing of Tibullus, nor of Horace, who also never mentions Propertius.
- According to Shafi`ite law, such a cadi must be a male, free, adult Moslem, intelligent, of unassailed character, able to see, hear and write, learned in the Koran, the traditions, the Agreement, the differences of the legal schools, acquainted with Arabic grammar and the exegesis of the Koran.
- 15), but we do not hear anything of its wine.