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He tried to shout so that he might be heard out in the street.

The weeping and the laughter of the lost hours shall be heard once more sweetly echoing up the cliff of the innumerable years.

If a person whispers close to the wall at any point, his voice can be heard distinctly at any other point along the wall.

All that could be heard was the tolling of the bells of the clock, counting down to the twelfth and final ring.

"It reflects the situation that there are many voices that are trying to be heard among the top leadership, " said Jakobson.

After a few seconds of silence, a man stood up in the back and said he'd like to be heard.

One night, though, the caller was an agitated female, and a snarling male voice could be heard in the background.

The rattle of an engine could just be heard as an old bus took the merchants up a rutted, unpaved road into the mountains.

If you reject the notion that this nation's promise is reserved for the few, your voice must be heard in this election.

Keep all things that I have said to you. And by the name of strange gods you shall not swear, neither shall it be heard out of your mouth.

We share Freud's conviction that, despite many challenges, the voice of reason is soft, but never gives up the attempt to be heard.

As one of the many millions of civilian people in Tehran, I hope that this city continues making enough noise to be heard everywhere.

Gunshots can be heard, and the next day neighbors desperately trawl the morgues looking for the bodies of their friends.

"Get that kid out of here! " someone shouts, loudly enough to be heard over the others who are still screaming at Neal.

Then one night, Murong Yasushi cries could be heard in the yard there, so got up to see, Who would have thought was actually a small voice.

"For a stutterer or stammerer to be heard, that's a wonderful thing, " he said.

This, however, did not concern me; it would not be heard through the wall.

Her strong Chinese virtues and work ethic have enabled her to become a leader and a voice to be heard in this highly competitive industry.

An audible buzz can be heard when placing speaker cables (or any other analog audio cable) within a few inches of a live power cable.

In the bottom trough, water could be heard sloshing, as it responded to the vibrations of their footfalls on the stone floor.

Since the voice of the local majority began to be heard, Chen Chi-nan says, this helped improve relations between different ethnic groups.

Jin Yong once said, he walked behind the ear, the word can be heard, not the hear hear No.

Despite all this interest, though, Apple appeared to take the line that his absence might be seen, but it would rarely be heard.

The cold voice of Typhon can be heard echoing throughout the cave, commanding the once servant of the Gods to leave his cavern.

Although sounds travel only a few miles, it is possible that some individuals get close enough to be heard.

"English can only be learned gradually" was not to be heard although it was the voice form renowned professors in China.

All that could be heard were Dolohov's rapid footsteps, and his figure came into view through the smoke.

In dealing with a divorce case, the parties do not apply for an open trial, and can be heard in public, but shall be pronounced publicly.

"Here, Rick. We're doing all right. " Thumping noises could be heard in the background. "It's just a little close for comfort. "

At least, efforts should be made to create a moral authority with the ability to speak the truth and a chance to be heard.

Only rare bursts of gunfire could be heard at the entrance to Gori, and the Russians seem to have captured the city largely unopposed.

Then the sons of Aaron shouted, they sounded with beaten trumpets, and made a great noise to be heard for a remembrance before God.

The right to be heard would be, in many cases, of little avail if it did not comprehend the right to be heard by counsel.

The children talked so loudly at dinner table that I had to struggle to be heard.

He shouted at the top of his voice, in order that he might be heard.

At times this deep strain of pathos was all that could be heard, and scarcely heard, sighing amid a desolate silence.

Gunshots could be heard near the square as the sun set; a tree and building adjacent to the renowned National Museum caught on fire.

"Things have changed, " Lang told him, just loud enough to be heard. "We have to talk. "

But he said he stands strongly with those who believe the voice of the people should be heard and not suppressed.

A few days later, at nearly midnight on the longest night of the year, Gabriel Oak could be heard playing his flute on Nor-combe Hill.

I shall have to put you in prison until your case can be heard unless you can find anyone to go bail for you.

Those are the years that can be heard when Vladimir says, as he waits for Godot, "You'd make me laugh, if it wasn't prohibited. "

The case, in which Mr Deripaska disputes Mr Cherney's claims to a Rusal stake, is due to be heard in London soon.

Reverberations of that political battle, as well as the one over property rights, could be heard in some of the conference presentations.

The large, easy-to-read display shows at a glance the time and the loud buzzer can be heard in busy areas.

Usually at the beginning of school, the noise of desks being opened and closed could be heard out in the street.

Soon the name of Miss Kathleen Kearney began to be heard on people's lips .

The opportunity for parties to appeal an initial determination to be heard by an administrative law judge, hearing officer, or referee.

Her voice was still very quiet, quiet as a night light is sighing, sighing, as it is without all the tears are unwilling to be heard.

what i got to do to be heard?

On the evening, particularly the bright, we have from the very near, as if all of our minds that it be heard.

On the other side, if you compose it in more mature and wise way by adding a little bit of life wisdom and be more humble, you'll be heard.

Her medical qualifications gave her stature and an automatic right to be heard on the subject of prescription drugs .

To relax himself, Mr. Dawson began to laugh and his laughter could even be heard in the next room.

Their pitiful silence can be heard echoing harmoniously with the sound of their hearts beating like the perpetuating ocean waves.

Behind the plate is the soundboard (usually made of spruce) which enables the strings' vibrations to be heard from a distance.

But during the night , the sound continued to be heard from the distance .

Now we've never seen a shadow like this of a black hole, but black holes can be heard, even if they're not seen.

The case of your redundancy will be heard by an independent tribunal .

Soon the rest of the CLASS was streaming in, and a chorus of similar comments could be heard.

Mr. Zheng said the case would be heard by a district court in Anqing.

it's as if every person has the right to be heard in full.

"The law clearly states that it must be heard in a military court, so we will work according to the law, " he said.

And if I don't speak today then the voice of the United States will not be heard.

Like the telephone, radio enables human voices to be heard on a one-to-one basis over vast distances.

He tried to shout so that he might be heard all along the street.

Let us not forget that among those rights are the right to speak freely -- and the right to be heard.

The outcome of Ferrari's legal action against the FIA, to be heard in a Paris court on Tuesday, will not be known immediately.

For more than 2, 800 years, the concept of eating plants intheir whole-food form has struggled to be heard and adopted as a way of life.

The original mix seems to be heard much more frequently these days.

He pointed out that, at least Pen must be heard before he was condemned.

A case to be heard next week by the Court of Appeal will determine the fate of the huge offshore fortune of John Charman, a financier.

Your voice cannot be heard well enough for the computer to recognize what you are saying. To correct this, try some of the following.

But how, in our particular circumstances , could it come about that history "demands to be heard" ? What does such a prospect really imply?

He thus feared that the ringing sound might be heard by someone, who would come to rob him of his bell.

My footsteps left at the beautiful bank of Geely Lake, loudly and crazily, my voice of reading English used to be heard on campus everyday.

You might use it to ask an innocent question, but it might not be heard that way.

So far this remains in a journalistic or newsreader's habit and it is not to be heard in conversation .

Mr Zuma has been in power for a year, and inevitably voices of discontent and disillusionment have begun to be heard.

He grew increasingly restless as he waited hour after endless hour for his case to be heard.

Throughout his rule, however, his was the only voice to be heard.

Not a sound could be heard across the water as though Hk had shut its big mouth.

After the butler had closed the door behind him , the second of a key turning in the lock could be heard .

she could but just speak to be heard, and she said so prettily, 'Let sister Susan have my knife, mama, when I am dead and buried.

Khrushchev; "I doubt it. I want you to give your word that this speech of mine will be heard by the American people. "

The court's opinion was that the case should be heard inter parties as soon as possible.

To them, it almost sounds like the whales are shouting to be heard over the nearly continuous engine noise.

In this small island is not allowed to use the horses, chariots and heard the noise, but the music can be heard at any time Pieces.

She had evidently determined to put it to the test at last: would those sweet amazing words be heard when I was not there?

Broadcasting is still its primary duty, and all of its performances can be heard on the BBC's radio and television services.

She had evidently determined to put it to the test at last: would those sweet amazing words be heard when I was not there?

Broadcasting is still its primary duty, and all of its performances can be heard on the BBC's radio and television services.

'A lot of people are coming from work, ' he said, shouting to be heard over fans. 'And most people are drinking alcohol. '

He uses the megaphone at express stops, where the noise is too great for his voice to be heard ordinarily, and calls for redemption.

The angry lion let out a roar that could be heard far and wide throughout the forest. Even the mouse heard it.

Over the sound of deep and ancient ritual, the wind's cry could still be heard. The dancer, a shaman.

During the conversation, one of the members would fake an epileptic seizure, which could be heard on the speakers.

And yet black holes may be heard even if they're not seen, and that's because they bang on space-time like a drum.

Configuration screen, in which the user will be able to select if the text should be shown, and if the narrator audio should be heard.

As China Daily, a state-owned English-language newspaper, put it, "what China is going to do is be seen and be heard" at the G20.

As China Daily, a state-owned English-language newspaper, put it, "what China is going to do is be seen and be heard" at the G20.

silence of the cavern, the only sound that could be heard was made by water which dripped continuously from the high dome above them.

And finally, in a "whisper" to her seatmate that was clearly meant to be heard said, "Can't that woman control her baby? "

Class-action suits against big corporations used to be heard by juries who made free with the defendants' money.

The sun had already set, and from the distant highway could be heard the occasional sound of horses' bells.

Prayer need not be long to be heard. It just needs to be from the heart.

There were at least two large explosions, and gunfire could be heard; smoke was seen rising from the area.

The Genius is insecure, loves to be heard, and is compelled to demonstrate his intellectual and academic superiority as often as possible.

The current sounds of Shanghai can be heard behind the dialog and also serve as an audio document for future generations of Shanghainese.

Little and dark Miss Mayer used to go about in soft slippers not be heard and the better to spy on the girls .

Little and dark Miss Mayer used to go about in soft slippers not be heard and the better to spy on the girls .

Among modern psychologists, a voice can be heard that the disintegrating psychology is in crisis and integration is demanded.

Be careful to do everything I have said to you. Do not invoke the names of other gods; do not let them be heard on your lips.

"Very few independent critical voices can be heard, so I decided to do something about it, " he says.

all were silent , and nothing was to be heard but the heavy breathing of the gasping , old general.

To them, it almost sounds like the to be heard over the nearly continuous engine noise.

Gunfire could be heard through the night there as they tried to flush out the remaining terrorists.

Every one hour clock GMT issued in accordance with the sonorous sound of heavy, a few miles away can be heard reverberating bell.

The American gunners on the cockpit video can be heard laughing and referring to the men as "dead bastards. "

Frightening The most frightening thing of all was that not a sound could be heard.

Frightening The most frightening thing of all was that not a sound could be heard.

Chirps and chatters can sometimes be heard when a cat looks at potential prey without being able to reach it.

The Xinhua report did not say when the case would be heard.

It sounds like a question being asked by someone who does not want to be heard. In other words, it is a little quieter than a whisper.

In the silence of the night its roar could be heard some distance inland, and in that deep voice there was a warning, a threat.

Commenting on Iran, he said "people's voices should be heard and not suppressed" .

It irritates me to have to shout to be heard.

A voice of the cry of the shepherds, and an howling of the principal of the flock, shall be heard: for the LORD hath spoiled their pasture.

The youngster's family can be heard laughing as they realise little Bode has managed to fall fast asleep while standing upright.

For I shall not answer a man that is like myself: nor one that may be heard with me equally in judgment.

For I shall not answer a man that is like myself: nor one that may be heard with me equally in judgment.

They also have the right to participate in decisions that affect their lives, to express themselves and to be heard.

Those words are likely to be heard for years to come, as the climate changes and hazards multiply.

Meanwhile, the sounds of the axe and the chain-saw and the bulldozer continue to be heard throughout the tropical forest lands.

Since the hotel is not 100% complete, noises from constuction could be heard during day time, especially from the pool area.

The pattering of small feet could be heard running up the stairs, impatient from having to wait so long for their father.

He could be heard, of course, but so long as he stayed in his present position he could not be seen.

As the cops can be heard on the stairwell, Michael signals Linc to set the TP on fire and then close the fridge door.

He that stoppers his ear against the cry of the poor, shall also cry himself and shall not be heard.

During electrical storms, the static may be so bad that no radio programs can be heard all.

During electrical storms, the static may be so bad that no radio programs can be heard all.

Not the faintest sound of any kind could be heard.

And then the three that follow really have to be heard as a whole, though there are particular songs on each of those albums.

You cannot fast as you do today and expect your voice to be heard on high.

Democratic communities need transparency and a mechanism so everyone's voice can be heard.

There was no sound to be heard.

The microphone is quite sensitive so you can be some distance from the base unit and still be heard by the call centre staff.

Pick a travel company at the vanguard of these changes, and you're likelier to be heard.

Presently they came to a padded cell, in which could be heard a raging as of a wild beast.

Without the microphone, the speakers could not be heard by at least half the audience.

Without the microphone, the speakers could not be heard by at least half the audience.

Sirens of ambulances can be heard by Xinhua correspondents around Baghdad city center as the wounded are being rushed to local hospitals.

"Refactor with abandon! " Can be heard in the distance as defects become a distant memory and the responsibility of the weak and inferior.

are independent of my breathing, which can be heard as well.

Teachers and students get along well. In the atmosphere of philosophical thought, associating the Athens School, voices can be heard.

At the beginning of school the noises of desks being opened and closed could be heard outside in the street.

Non-Muslims cannot enter the mosque, but its haunting call to prayer can be heard throughout the city five times a day.

The most frightening thing of all was that not a sound could be heard.

Far from the shore will be heard singing, because that is where the heart of the place.

Bells rang out during the Holy Eucharistic, with chimes that could be heard inside the church as well as throughout Vatican City.

We need leaders who can describe the changing risk profile in a way that will be heard throughout the business.

For thousands of years, the much-told tale " true to one's words " can be heard without end, spread wide.

As the couple said their vows, the loud sound of an assault weapon being fired could be heard from the nearby shooting range.

And their ghosts may be heard as you march by the billabong.

The broadcast can be heard by wireless operators on ships with a radio through several hundred miles.

The voice of God can be heard within you if you ask and render your mind attune to a frequency un-besmirched by lower frequency.

A pleasing piece of music could be heard, and a gentle wind was blowing through the window.

Stereo sound can only be heard with a compatible stereo headset.

Always itching for more volume, guitarists were eager to be heard above the drums and other loud instruments in the dance bands of the time.

A few moments later, a police unit showed up and the woman could be heard in the background, apparently pointing out people to the officers.

we used the expertise of recordist Chris Watson whose work can be heard in many BBC TV and Radio programs as well as Major films.

our voice needs to be heard , and i am glad that leaders in this region are speaking out clearly on this issue.

Unless your advice was specifically requested, what you say will not be heard or appreciated.

But so many of us have things that need to be said, and the Internet is the only place where those voices can be heard.

Unless your advice is specifically requested, what you say will not be heard or appreciated.

He gave a whistle, and some vehicle could be heard driving away fast.

We cannot afford to let their votes and their voices sink and not be heard just because of a formal technicality in the electoral process.

No cases involving crimes committed by minors who have reached the age of 14 but not the age of 16 shall be heard in public.

There was silence inside the hut. Only the sea and the whistling wind could be heard.

The class got out of control, and the shindy they kicked up could be heard at the other end of the school.

Because there are more than ten thousand hens raised in the farm, the cackle of hens can be heard a few miles away.

It was a quiet and bright morning, short bursts and single shots could be heard from the frontline.

Suddenly the sound of hooves could be heard and seconds later a woman riding a black horse was visible.

But his plea for the world not to abandon Madagascar and its 20m people, most of them very poor, is unlikely to be heard.

After Ariza dunked over Hill, a solitary voice from the courtside seats could be heard over the din of the crowd.

Wind, flowing water and falling rain dominated the soundscape . Gradually insects, then mammals, could be heard again.

Each clock keeps its own time, so chimes can be heard almost any time during the day and night.

he knows a lot. Good health depends on good food, exercise and getting enough sleep. He raised his voice to be heard clearly.

The noise in the classroom was loud enough to be heard a country mile.

But is Chomsky himself "crowding out" social media at the expense of voices that ought to be heard?

where the patent holder does not participate in the oral hearing, the case may be heard by default.

Generalised attacks on securitisation may be heard in Frankfurt and Paris, but must be firmly rejected.

all cases handled by the peoples courts , except for those involving special circumstances as specified by law , shall be heard in public.

Their grievances are likely to be heard at next week's EU-China summit in Beijing, where trade will top the agenda.

Two massive explosions could be heard almost 45 minutes after the bombing began, though it was unclear what had been hit.

I hope the voices of young people will be heard at the Summit and in the run-up to it.

For example: a patent request for an invention can only be completed, a statement of opinion can only be a patent application to be heard.

HER sobbing can be heard throughout her village, Nagaram, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh (AP).

Just then the laughing and shouting of drunken soldiers could be heard coming down the road. Carl Meier fled.

Structure meetings such that each team member has an opportunity to speak and to be heard on important decisions.

Luckily, in the search for new materials and properties, nature's voice can still be heard over the din of our prejudices.

One of the men read a statement, though his voice could not be heard.

Why did this person come to you to talk (or be heard).

Talking to Hendry, I was reminded of one of the most famous laments to be heard when the credit crisis broke in the summer.

The sound of sobbing can be heard from a waiting area where people check lists of names of the deceased posted on the walls.

In the aftermath of November's mid-term elections, the sound of Republicans crowing could be heard across the US.

Witnesses say that the explosion could be heard throughout the city.

The change can be heard in the neighborhood's lively restaurants and solemn church services, in parks, street markets and language schools.

A speech by New York's Senator William Evarts could hardly be heard; when he paused, an impatient crowd burst into applause.

This word was common enough to be heard on the street but never in the theater.

The monks in the cowls shall be forced to marry, and their cry shall be heard upon the mountains of the Alps.

In newspaper articles, among political analysts, even in corners of the Kremlin, questions can be heard.

In the early 1920's radio stations were requested by the US government to observe silence so transmissions from Martians could be heard.

The Republicans retort that Mr Reid has often prevented them from submitting amendments, leaving them with no other means to be heard.

Echoes of vendors hawking peaches and the thousands of feet pounding the pavement can be heard before the water taxi even docks.

We had all scraped together the resources to travel to this event, as we were desperate to be heard.

The United Nations reports that heavy artillery can also be heard with fighting spreading across Southern Kordofan state.

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The death of King Bhumibol would also signal a generational shift in Thailand: younger voices could start to be heard.

But those seeking to be heard in Pattaya wanted recognition as independent actors who have made their own choices.

Overnight Wednesday, residents said heavy gunfire could be heard in the upscale Ben Ashoura neighborhood, home to many diplomatic buildings.

The sound of the waterfall can be heard at a distance of two miles.

So the question can be heard in Washington these days: Is Japan still relevant in strategic calculations?

Sometimes the forest grew suddenly quiet, and in wet bush could be heard the filigree of fairy laughter like a sparkling glissando .

Two years later, her father disappeared, never to be heard from again.

Both cries can be heard throughout parks in Britain as fathers and mothers grasp the saddle of their wobbling offspring.

The right to be heard and the right to be taken seriously must go together this round.

He let out a shout that could be heard halfway down the street.

On this show, your voice will be heard - in the form of my voice.

The exclamation point is a natural reaction to this: Writers are shouting to be heard.

A pair of elderly women fed pigeons in the park as faint elevator music could be heard from a nearby singing fountain.

Some students bring the cellphone into the class thus ringing can be heard all the time.

Bairro Alto is the center of nightlife with various restaurants and bars where melancholic traditional Portuguese music can also be heard.

Below is raw footage of fighting taking place on the outskirts of Brega. Pro-Gaddafi fighter jets can also be heard hovering above the city.

Generally, the case will be heard and decided by one of the district courts on the first level.

Court staff said the case will be heard as usual.

In every state capital around the country, including DC, women will participate in the "We Are Women March" and shout and be heard.

fades to a point where it cannot be heard, and then increases again.

During meetings phones, all assumed to be tapped, are left on top of fridges so that only their whirring can be heard.

To this day, many consider the cellar to be haunted, and it is said that at night the sounds of drunken sailors singing can still be heard.

Perhaps as members of the creative class, they might be heard.

Its citizens have no vote in any national or international body, but they are suffering and need to be heard.

I believe, above the storm the smallest prayer, Will still be heard. . . I believe, that someone in that GREat somewhere, Hears every word.

As the crisis quickens, more enlightened voices struggle to be heard.

7 And in praying do not babble empty words as the Gentiles do; for they suppose that in their multiplicity of words they will be heard.

The inhabitants will have to shout to be heard at the dinner table.

A similar cry from Republicans can be heard around the country.

As she spoke, a low-pitched rumble could be heard in the distance.

All night, the calves wailed near the Drummond house, a doleful chorus so loud it could be heard indoors.

THE clarion call for a global system of financial regulation can be heard everywhere.