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Example sentences for "never heard"

I thought Raffles had stayed behind, for I never heard him at my heels, yet there he was when I turned round at the gate.

I never heard him," said the clerk, looking puzzled.

Crusoe found a footprint, but he never heard a double-knock at the street door!

I never heard of that case until the final stages of Leonora's revelations.

I suppose she was his mistress, but I never heard it from Edward, of course.

I never heard then or after what had passed between that precious couple.

The tuner was in today, miss Douce replied, tuning it for the smoking concert and I never heard such an exquisite player.

Good God he never heard in all his life a note like that he never did then false one we had better part so clear so God he never heard since love lives not a clinking voice lives not ask Lambert he can tell you too.

I never heard a person give him a good word--stay, stay, yes!

I never heard such a story," said I; "well, do you mean to submit to such a piece of roguery quietly?

Still he never heard, but went on blindly.

But, upon the whole, I never heard of a more unreasonable man, or of one whose thoughts are more unjust than yours.

He devotes all his energies to riding after a fox or killing poor birds, and I never heard of his doing a single great action in my life.

I cannot tell what it was under Mouat, for I never heard what it was.

I wish to remark with regard to that, that I never heard of such a thing until I saw it here.

I never heard of such a thing before especially this statement, that all worsted goods taken and sold in town are virtually taken surreptitiously.

I never heard of any case in Lerwick where a knitter was summoned for any balance which she was due.

That may be true, but I never heard it till I read it in this evidence; and I don't believe it is true.

Those dogs of yours have two very odd names which I never heard before.

Yes, Master William, I have been shipwrecked; but I never heard of Robinson Crusoe.

Why, I never heard such a to-do about lighting a lamp.

I never heard a living child cry for its mother that was anything so pitiful as that dead one.

I can't find my mother,' said she, and I never heard such a voice.

I never heard of so unreasonable an old chap!

I never heard of him doin' anything that wa'n't legally honest.

He ought to be; I never heard of him lettin' go of anything he got hold of.

Well, I suppose he's a good man; I never heard a word against him that way.

I never heard of his doin' anything against the law.

As I never heard of its working that effect anywhere else, I infer that it never will, here.

At no time during our stay there, was the wind at all high or boisterous, but we never heard them, three miles off, even at the very quiet time of sunset, though we often tried.

I never heard him go really into any sociological inquiry, and I have a feeling that that sort of thing baffled and dispirited him.

It was such talk as I had, of course, never heard before, and it is not saying enough to say that I have never heard such talk since except from these two men.

Never heard of an emergency-stop either, did ye?

I've never heard anythin' so smart for a long time.

They say they've never heard of Chinn's tiger.

I never heard anything of it," said the Story Girl.

We never heard of his death till he was dead.

I never heard of such a thing," declared Felicity, "and I don't believe it.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "never heard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
among savages; close behind; gave order; never applied; never dreamed; never expected; never failed; never felt; never forgive; never gave; never goin; never going; never hear; never intended; never knew; never leave; never once; never quite; never remember; never see; never should; never trust; never used; never would cry old; never wrote; state dinner