Quotes in 'hear' Topic

hear listen parent though

There's things I listen for Nick, in his voice. I want to hear his mood. Even though he's 27 years old, a parent is still a parent.

hear

I want to hear him say something. I want to hear him say I'm sorry. I don't think he can give you a why.

hear lobby spanish spoken

On a Sunday, you can be in the lobby and hear more Spanish being spoken than English.

heard

Once I heard that the organization had 129 members, I was in.

hear needed ready team whatever

not what I wanted to hear. I would've wanted to hear him say he was ready to do whatever the team needed him to do in this situation.

hear help sure

It should help the giver. I'm sure we'll hear about it during the campaign.

hear hilarious

It's hilarious to hear some of the things he says.

hear knows people shoot starting team

It's probably going to be worse. I'm starting to get my mind-set for it. My team knows how people play me once they hear about me. We have to come out of the shoot stronger.

hear super unlikely until

It's unlikely we'll hear about any of that until after the Super Bowl.

heard wrote

Doing them the way I heard them the day I wrote 'em was what I wanted to do, ... And fortunately it's come to pass.

hear neighbors people picket respond schools

Then we are going to picket their houses, and the schools of their kids, and go to their work. If they are going to do this to us, we are going to respond in the same way, to let people know their neighbors are extremists, that they are anti-immigrant. They are going to hear from us.

hear pay president special watching

That's pretty special to hear that the president was watching a curling match. We couldn't pay him to say that. So it must be true.

heard quite statement

That statement is one of the most important things he said. We haven't heard that from the administration before, and it's quite positive.

heard talks

Talks are still going on. We haven't heard nothing back.

hear talk

Talk about Wal-Mart and you will hear from every one of them.

hear melody noise thou thy

Take thou away from me the noise of thy songs; for I will not hear the melody of thy viols.

hearing hearsay information jail matter mean paper paranoid piece president send sign somebody

It's a matter of how paranoid you are. What it could mean is that the president conceivably could sign a piece of paper when he has hearsay information that somebody has done something he doesn't like and send them to jail - without a hearing (or) a trial.