91.   The resulting sonic boom would have been several hundred decibels, he said, and would have been heard for miles.

92.   The show was heard for two hours each weekday morning on eight stations in Virginia, and one each in Washington and Baltimore.

93.   The songs were not on the TV preview tapes because ABC wants them to be heard for the first time when the show runs.

94.   The testosterone-laden groans that resulted could be heard for miles.

95.   The spooky scream could be heard for miles and forced people to remember that their world was not as safe as they wished.

96.   The voice of the television announcer came across the lobby, repeating words we had been hearing for hours.

97.   The war I had heard about for years in what I knew as Yugoslavia seemed no closer than when I was in Ohio.

98.   The words and tone also upset a besieged young woman whom the world has glimpsed almost daily but never heard for the past seven months.

99.   There are a bar and TV here, and a stereo with speakers that can be heard for blocks.

100.   They are so loud that they often can be heard for miles.