| strain hear | 2.70 | You strain to hear. | ||
| grow_up hear | 2.30 | I grew up hearing his praises sung, and became an FDR fan myself. | ||
| gather hear | 2.11 | A huge crowd gathered to hear Mandela speak. | ||
| be hear | 0.79 | It was last heard early Monday morning. | ||
| flock hear | 0.79 | And crowds are flocking to hear them. | ||
| say hear | 0.66 | To hear them say different things. | ||
| surprise hear | 0.46 | Many were surprised to hear that the student protests had spread nationwide. | ||
| stay hear | 0.39 | He stayed to hear Eatman perform. | ||
| tell hear | 0.39 | In fact, to hear him tell it, he had to fight them off. | ||
| convene hear | 0.33 | If that judge grants permission for the appeal to go ahead, a panel of at least five High Court judges will be convened to hear it. | ||
| do hear | 0.33 | Mostly what he did, to hear mother tell it, was run away from Grandma. | ||
| meet hear | 0.33 | House Leaders met to hear a briefing on the plan Democrats hope to announce this week. | ||
| return hear | 0.33 | The immediate thought after the season-ending loss is who will return to hear the roar? | ||
| set_up hear | 0.33 | A special three-judge tribunal will be set up to hear the charges. | ||
| bear hear | 0.26 | I cannot bear to hear that word. | ||
| brace hear | 0.26 | It was bracing to hear the music sung by a fresh, strong voice. | ||
| have hear | 0.26 | Heard about this have you? | ||
| relieve hear | 0.26 | Prominent Shiite activists relieved to hear their names not on U.S. | ||
| use hear | 0.26 | The stuff you hear out in the bleachers at Wrigley Field, what you used to hear at Ebbets Field. |