His words are so much like those I often heard spoken in Syria on such occasions that it makes me feel homesick to read them.
Such were the mutual wishes I so often heard expressed in our neighborhood and clan fights and quarrels in Syria.
I've often heard, in old stories, of such heaps of gold.
I've often heard it said that, so long as grass hasn't grown over the grave, you may weep for the dead without doing harm to them or the living.
She led him into the inn garden, and said: "You've often heard tell of the household fairies they used to have in olden times?
Never call it camel leopard, as is so often heard.
He has had a good education; never say, edication, which is often heard, nor edicate for educate.
She is a pretty creature; never pronounce creature, creeter, as is often heard.
A conversation like the following may be often heard.
The cry, that call of broken life which I have so often heard, faltered across the yard.
It is correct in Irish, but it is often heard echoed in our English where it is incorrect:--And says he to James 'where are you going now?
I often heard my grandfather, your father, speak of you, and long did he bewail your absence.
That they came into his kitchen every night he was well aware; he often heard them.
Then another hound was loosened after them, and Diarmuid said to Muadhan: "I often heard there is nothing can stand against weapons of Druid wounding, and the throat of no beast can be made safe from them.
But I often heard of your learning in books and of your skill on the harp, and I would like to hear you this morning," he said.
It must have been a very difficult task, but you know what you have often heard, "Where there's a will there's a way.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "often heard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
