But thank you very much for having me!

And listen.

Thank you for listening.

You'd stopped listening.

Thank you for listening.

They wouldn't go listen to him.

So thanks for listening.

Hark the herald angels sing

We will have the ear of Congress.

Hear us. We worship you.

They should not just listen to what is said but more important pay attention to it.

Listen to music from an Ampache server

Stanley McChrystal Listen, learn ... then lead

And we need to learn how to listen.

Take thou this Rome

You will all stand in your places and observe the proceedings.

Looking, getting to know, listening.

They ask questions, listen, and then speak.

Listen to, explore, or manage your audio collection

Ethan Zuckerman Listening to global voices

And she's listening to various languages in the earphones that are in her ears.

We have to listen to ourselves, first of all.

Educating Americans about Muslim Voices

Undoubtedly, you'd prefer listening to them.

And they also taught me about listening that they listened to me.

But really the most satisfying experience I've had is the act of listening, which is what we need in any good relationship.

Listen to, browse, or edit your audio collection

So I need to know that you have the ability to listen.

The Government should finally be willing to listen to the genuine concerns of Haitian nationals, including those in the diaspora.

So on this first day I actually listened.

Now, they can't hear as well as you and I can.

I also listened to and heard the specific points made by Mr. Covic.

but fitting himself to the lowly and learning from the Gospels...

I'm still on hold. I'm listening to the sounds of silence.

The Special Rapporteur was present in the House of Lords to listen to the debate.

He doesn't seem to want to listen to anything... except maybe a baseball game on the radio.

And with that note, I would like to thank you for listening.

He heard about and saw for himself their unspeakable suffering.

I am sure that we shall all be following her statement with the greatest of interest.

The Working Group heard their testimony on 25 May 1998.

I don't have to be paying attention to what I hear.

When listening to that speech, many in the audience in Khartoum must have thought The people in Darfur have spoken, too.

Or ears being able to hear themselves it's just impossible.

Of course, my job is all about listening, and my aim, really, is to teach the world to listen.

Ears are made not for hearing, but for listening.