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Example sentences for "heard about"

He laughed in his quiet way when he heard about Starlight's advertisement in the 'Turon Star', and said it was just like him.

Oh yes, I heard about her,' looking at him so kind and gentle-like.

That is the first I heard about it that you mention it.

When was the next time you heard from or heard about, Margie or Lee?

Then, when was the next thing you heard about any of the Oswald family?

I heard about her, yes; but I haven't met her.

Later when I heard about this in Dallas, well I thought maybe it could have happened back there then.

We objected immediately when we heard about this.

Indeed, I am not certain about the thing; it only occurs to me that I heard about it.

Yes, and as soon as he heard about it he sent for me, and told me what he was determined to do, and that I might prepare myself for going.

I heard about it some time in the course of yesterday, but I cannot say who told me.

Secretary Johnson admitted they had some pictures--we'd heard about a secret photograph taken at Harmon Field, Newfoundland.

I explained, and added, "I thought maybe you knew him, and he'd heard about it from you.

But we found out later they'd heard about it on the radio.

Evidence will be given to show that none of the servants knew, or heard about, the loss of the heir--the only child.

When I heard about you, sir, in connection with the little transaction we know of, I began to inquire secretly whether we were wise to go on.

However, we did go on; I have not told the person chiefly interested all I'd heard about you, nor the half.

Yes, I heard about it," answered Wiley sourly, "and then you told the Widow.

Yes, I heard about that; but you forgot something, Charley--how about that graveyard shift?

He merely made that remark to Walter, and I heard about it.

They haven't heard about my new auto, or they'd be sure to come.

I wonder where he heard about my plan to take--bank stock?

What was it I heard about a band serenading your father, and his inviting them in to lunch?

I hadn't heard about that," said the grocery man, giving the boy a handful of unbaked peanuts to draw him out.

In Krakow I heard about you, and that you had started a little ahead of me.

I heard about him; his daughter Danuta was girl-in-waiting with the princess; afterward she was married.

When I heard about Nimrod I wasn't silly enough to bring another.

Them plans and performances of his savor more of the 'middle ages,' that I've heard about, than of these days.

As if I was ever careless; but there was one letter in it I heard about, that the little captain wrote to Ninian Sharp.

Conn wanted to know, when he heard about that.

He'd heard about that; somebody had launched a missile from the ground, and the Werewolf had detonated it with a counter-missile.

I've heard about it all my life, and I can't.

And of course you've heard about Pettikin's affair for this evening?

Well, what did your brother-in-law do when he heard about this?

It's all right; I tell you I've heard about you.

Yes, I've heard about you," came the response.

The detective used the words, "I've heard about you," in a very meaning tone.

I reckon you've heard about how I happened to get married?

Well, I guess I'm the kind you haven't heard about, huh?

You're deucedly odd for what I've heard about Americans, Keen," said Carmichael.

I heard about you--in fact, I heard about your whole family," Hal told her.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heard about" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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