Examples of 'heard my friend' in a sentence

Meaning of "heard my friend"

heard my friend - The phrase implies that the speaker has received information or news from a friend

How to use "heard my friend" in a sentence

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heard my friend
You heard my friend and i having yesterday.
About that conversation You heard my friend and i having yesterday.
I heard my friend got involved in this.
I really thought I heard my friend.
I heard my friend scream for me.
What are you doing in the jungle? You heard my friend.
I heard my friend sobbing.
I saw you outside, just after I heard my friend scream.
I heard my friend calling me.
Yes . About that conversation You heard my friend and i having yesterday.
You heard my friend and i having yesterday -- No, i am just playing.
Got it . You heard my friend.
Nobody move, or the guts will be painted on the wall . You heard my friend.
I have never heard my friend say she hated any one.
Right this way, signore . I really thought I heard my friend.

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Actually I have not heard My friend said there was a colony.
I just heard my friend was in trouble and I couldn't think straight. I don't really know.
About that conversation You heard my friend and i having yesterday -- No, i am just playing.
I heard my friend shouting . Why is that?
By the river and I heard my friend calling for help… - We was… and I look.
I heard my friend died, Mr. Fassbinder.
And then I heard my friend laughing, and I opened my eyes.
Because I thought I heard my friend Rocky 's voice, but that 's impossible because she 's dead to me.
I remember I heard my friend Petit-Breton shouting as he saw me, ' Ah, Cri-Cri, poor old lad.

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