"Hear" Example Sentences
1. I hear what you're saying.
2. I could hear my heart beating.
3. I could barely hear her over the noise.
4. We clearly hear an accent in her speech.
5. I didn't hear from her after that.
6. Have you heard from your parents lately?
7. I heard the news on the radio.
8. I heard a noise outside.
9. She doesn't hear well with her left ear.
10. I couldn't hear myself think over the noise.
11. I heard him come in late last night.
12. I heard that she's moving away.
13. I didn't hear a word of what she said.
14. I could hear birds singing outside.
15. I heard a knock at the door.
16. I can hear you breathing heavily.
17. Did you hear what I said?
18. I could hardly hear him over the rain.
19. I didn't hear you come in.
20. I heard voices in the distance.
21. Have you heard the latest gossip?
22. I hear wonderful things about that restaurant.
23. I couldn't hear them over the music.
24. They could hear the waves crashing.
25. I nearly didn't hear the alarm.
26. I hear that they're getting a divorce.
27. I can hear the enthusiasm in your voice.
28. She never heard from him again.
29. I couldn't hear her over the sirens.
30. They could hear people talking outside.
31. I heard that you're moving.
32. I could hear a rumor about that.
33. I couldn't hear her over the rain.
34. I didn't hear you the first time.
35. I could hear the song playing in the next room.
36. She doesn't hear very well.
37. I heard the sad news the other day.
38. I couldn't quite hear what she said.
39. I couldn't hear the television.
40. I could hear my name being called.
41. I hear the puppy crying.
42. I hear someone at the door.
43. I could hear the birds singing.
44. I could barely hear him whisper.
45. I could hear her footsteps coming down the hall.
46. I didn't hear a word of the lecture.
47. I could hear children playing outside.
48. I hear that the movie is really good.
49. I could hear the phone ringing.
50. I heard it through the grapevine.
51. I could hear crickets chirping at night.
52. I could hear her typing late into the night.
53. I didn't quite hear what you said.
54. I can't hear you over the music.
55. I could hear people laughing outside.
56. He doesn't hear very well anymore.
57. I couldn't hear the television over the noise.
58. I could hear rain falling on the roof.
59. I didn't hear from her for weeks.
60. Can you hear me at the back?
Common Phases
1.
Hear,
hear! - used to express approval or agreement with what has just been said
2.
Hear it through the grapevine - to learn something indirectly through rumors
3.
Hear someone out - to listen patiently to what another person has to say
4. Hard of
hearing - partially deaf
5. All ears - ready and eager to listen attentively
6. Last but not least - used humorously when introducing the final option or person in a list
7.
Hear a pin drop - used to indicate that a place is very quiet
8. Neither here nor there - irrelevant or unimportant
9. Ears burning - when someone feels that others are talking about them
10. Like a shot - immediately or very quickly
11. Open your ears - pay close attention
12. Clear as a bell - very clearly audible
13. Prick up your ears - to start paying closer attention
14. Hold your horses - calm down; expressing impatience with someone's eagerness
15. Lend an ear - to listen to someone's problems or concerns
16. So far so good - things have proceeded acceptably up to this point
17. Ears perked up - becoming more alert and attentive
18. Overhead - above or up high to the point of being within
hearing range
19. Say no more - used to indicate that one has understood the point being made
20. Listen up - pay close attention (typically said forcefully)